-
Is Your At-Home COVID Test Expired? Here's How to Check, and How Long The FDA Says Your Kit Should Last
According to the FDA, all at-home COVID tests, including the free ones sent by the USPS, are only good to use through a certain date.
-
Whittier Nurse's Suit Ties Job Loss to COVID Testing Refusal
Former nurse at a Whittier hospital is suing her ex-employer alleging she was discriminated against because she objected COVID testing, due to religious reasons.
-
COVID-19 Testing Requirement for International Travel Into US Will End
The U.S. is ending the COVID-19 testing requirement for international air travel into the country, according to a senior administration source.
-
Traveling to China for the 2022 Beijing Olympics: 1 Reporter's Odyssey
China has a Zero-COVID policy in place, which means tons of restrictions on international travel. NBCLX’s Fernando Hurtado shares the dayslong process of getting from Los Angeles to Beijing for the 2022 Olympics — including countless COVID tests, quarantining in his hotel room and a 16-hour flight.
-
Watch Out for Malicious Websites Offering COVID-19 Test Kits
The new government program offering free COVID test kits went live this week. That also meant a rise in people trying to scam or steal your information by impersonating the real website.
-
Fraudsters, Identity Thieves Target People Looking for COVID Tests on Social Media, Online
Don’t be in too much of a hurry if you’re trying to get your hands on a free federal coronavirus test, reports NBC 7’s Sergio Flores.
-
Website for Free COVID Tests From Government Launches Early at ‘Limited Capacity'
Free at-home rapid COVID test kits were slated to be available for order through a government website starting Wednesday, but many users reported being able to place their orders late Tuesday morning.
-
New COVID-19 Testing Site Opening in Kearny Mesa
San Diego City Councilman Chris Cate has partnered with local community organizations to open a new COVID-19 testing site at Zion Market on Clairemont Mesa Boulevard at 9 a.m. Monday.
-
Two East Bay Women Make Sure Some of the Most Vulnerable Have Access to COVID Testing
Two East Bay women are being hailed as heroes for their efforts to make sure some of the most vulnerable groups in the area have access to COVID-19 testing.
-
FDA Recalls 200,000 Unauthorized Flowflex COVID Rapid Tests
It’s estimated that over 200,000 units of the at-home test have been in U.S. circulation.
-
CDC Director on When to Get a COVID Test
Rochelle Walensky, Director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, explains when people should get tested for COVID-19.
-
Which COVID Test Is Most Accurate?
Rapid vs. PCR COVID test? Maybe both? What about the antibody test?
-
Looking for At-Home COVID Tests? Here's What You Need to Know
COVID testing centers are full amid the recent surge in cases. That has many people turning to at-home COVID tests, but those can be just as hard to find as a testing appointment. NBC 7 looked for answers to common complaints and questions from San Diegans searching for the antigen tests. “There are people selling COVID tests on social media…
-
Which COVID Test Should I Take?
With omicron causing record infections in the U.S., many are left wondering which COVID-19 test is most effective.
-
Avoid Travel to Canada, CDC Advises as COVID Cases Rise
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is warning Americans to avoid travel to Canada due to rising COVID-19 cases in the country.
-
Is It Safe to Wait for Hours in COVID-Testing Lines?
The lines, of course, are often full of people there to get tested because they’re showing symptoms of the coronavirus, reports NBC 7’s Kelvin Henry.
-
San Diego County Warns Against Potentially Fake Pop-Up COVID Testing Sites
A testing site could be fake if workers ask for Social Security numbers or other non-medical information, if materials do not have a logo, or if a site is on a sidewalk or is not affiliated with a medical provider, reports NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda.
-
Post-Holiday Blitz on Testing Sites As San Diego COVID Cases, Hospitalizations Surge
Monday evening, county officials said 8,313 new positive cases were reported, and 116 new patients hospitalized. However, only a single ICU patient had been added to the county’s total
-
Long Lines at Local COVID Testing Sites as Cases Surge
As COVID cases numbers continue to rise and surge throughout the county, hundreds of people waited hours in line to get a COVID test at sites around San Diego. NBC 7’s Artie Ojeda reports.
-
COVID Testing Confusion As Kids Return to Class
Many students in the county headed back to school Monday; some, like those in the San Diego Unified School District, were able to take at-home tests over the holiday break, reports NBC 7’s Rory Devine.