A negative result from a COVID test in a medical setting is more accurate than a negative result from an at-home test, ...

Read on to learn about the multiple options for free COVID testing and treatment. For more, learn about the new, FDA-approved at-home tests for both flu and COVID-19.

The best COVID test isn't once-size-fits-all. With the latest XEC COVID variant making its rounds, it’s likely you or someone you know has had to take an at-home test recently.

If you test positive for COVID-19, CDC guidelines say you should stay home for at least five days and isolate from others in your home. You are likely most infectious during these first five days.

The at-home Covid tests on the market should pick up all the variants in circulation, including EG.5, FL.1.5.1 and BA.2.86, said Dr. Michael Mina, a Covid testing expert and former professor of ...

Health insurance plans will cover at-home COVID-19 tests starting Jan. 15 but with most policies, you'll need to save receipts to submit reimbursement.

At-home COVID test If you've taken a COVID test at home, you've probably taken an antigen test. They're often called a "self test" or "rapid test." An antigen is a special type of marker found on ...

With businesses, music festivals and places of work now requiring negative COVID tests in many cases, demand for testing has left some centers overwhelmed. But there’s an at-home option health ...

Cue’s at-home COVID-19 test was part of a pilot program with the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and the Department of Defense where it’s being used at mobile testing units, drive ...

Here's what to know about at-home test kits, the FDA's stance and how to get tested if you have symptoms of COVID-19 or think you've been exposed. Types of at-home coronavirus tests available ...

Fielding-Miller, who has a stack of self-tests ready for emergency use, said people who develop COVID-19 symptoms can opt for at-home tests, especially if they have plans to visit others.

Even when he doesn’t feel sick, a day before he plans to visit her, the professor of infectious disease at Emory University in Atlanta takes a home COVID-19 test.