As testing delays persist in the U.S., more Americans are paying for quick test results. One doctor tells Newsy the pandemic highlights numerous inequalities in our health care system.
Need A Quick COVID-19 Test? Plan On Paying Up
COVID-19 testing delays persist and it highlights health care inequalities in the U.S. A doctor explains how this hurts our response in multiple ways.
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Posted: 10:56 a.m. EDT Sep 7, 2020
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