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Should i text for corona virus only when presenting with symptoms?
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Test not text?: I agree with Dr. Fowler (as usual!) about texting. Did you mean "test" not "text"? If so you can and should test for COVID-19 whether you have symptoms or not. The most responsible (and well supplied) states and countries are trying to test as many people as possible to help figure out how far COVID-19 has spread. How to get tested will depend on your location. A good start is to ask your GP.
Answered 6/27/2020
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