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Do or Dye: How Food Coloring Can Help in the Fight Against COVID-19

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Does Vaping Make Coronavirus More Dangerous?

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Rapid Coronavirus Tests Could Be Key to Ending the Pandemic

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At‐Home COVID Tests May Finally Be Available–but It Didn’t Have To Take This Long

Drug Prices Should be Based on Therapeutic Benefits, Not Market Value

Requiring Prescriptions for Home Coronavirus Tests is a Bad Policy

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"Drug Lag": While the FDA Thinks, People Suffer

Requiring Prescriptions for At-Home COVID Tests Is a Bad Idea. Here's Why.

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