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Even though COVID has not gone away, it’s gotten harder to get tested. 

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While people had to wait in line for hours to get tested for Covid when the pandemic first began, companies are now selling kits to diagnose infection

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When Myles Cooper went in for a recent coronavirus test, a health care worker stuck a long, flexible swab deep into his nostril, spun it around gently for 10 seconds, and pulled it out from all the way in the back of his throat.

“My eyes started watering, I had to sit there for 30 seco