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By the Editors
Over the past week, antibody tests for SARS-CoV-2 came under scrutiny in several reports, and asymptomatic people were found to develop a weaker immune response than those with symptoms. Elsewhere, researchers examined pooling patient samples for SARS-CoV-2 testing, the CDC called out increased COVID-19 risks in pregnant women, and researchers reported on a microwave-steaming method to decontaminate N95 respirators. See these and all of our COVID-19 stories from the past week at the links below.
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CDC Updates List of People at Increased Risk for Severe COVID-19 (June 25) (Free)
COVID-19: Antibody Test Accuracy / Microwaving N95 Masks / Pregnancy / Tocilizumab / Neurologic Complications (June 25) (Free)
COVID-19: Colchicine / Asymptomatic Patients & Environmental Contamination / Bereavement Guidance / Antibody Testing Concerns (June 24) (Free)
COVID-19: Pooling Patient Samples for Testing / Antibody Testing / Surges Around U.S. (June 23) (Free)
COVID-19: Cardiac Arrhythmias / Ending Social Confinement / ED Visits for Life-Threatening Conditions (June 22) (Free)
COVID-19: Immune Response Among the Asymptomatic / Latino Patients / Tocilizumab (June 21) (Free)