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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — The City of Philadelphia announced a change to its testing criteria to include more people.
Health Commissioner Doctor Tom Farley said on Monday that improvements in testing a lab’s abilities to process results are making this possible.
Now, if you have symptoms, you can get tested regardless of how old you are and you do not need to be a health care worker.
See full report: Philadelphia expands coronavirus testing criteria, launches #mindPHL
At Radio One’s “Celebrating Sisterhood” event Oct. 22 , DBHIDS’s Pam McClenton, Senior Director of Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion (DEI) Clinical Management,
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