Author: Ken Alltucker, USA TODAY

Some out-of-network hospitals and labs have charged thousands of dollars for routine COVID-19 tests. A Congressional committee wants answers.

Widespread testing will identify people who have the virus and halt COVID-19’s spread. But no test is completely accurate.

Without a national plan on testing there simply is not enough capacity now to screen Americans with mild cases who might pass the virus to others.

COVID-19 test results are delayed a week or longer in hotspot communities, undercutting public health efforts to track, isolate and prevent spread.

Michael Osterhom, an infectious disease researcher, warns up to 70 percent of people might become infected by COVID-19 unless a vaccine works.

The FDA is tightening oversight of antibody tests after the agency learned some test makers were making false claims about the blood tests.

Hospitals might not have enough ventilators to care for coronavirus patients. Ethics could guide doctors’ decisions on who gets care.

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