Concern growing over under reporting of at-home tests as COVID-19 cases rise

Public health experts have grown concerned over the lack of reporting of at-home test results, leading to an undercount of the true number of COVID cases in the U.S. abc7denise has more ➡️

The National Institutes of Health and the Association of Public Health Laboratories are working with home test manufacturers and public health authorities to make reporting cases easier and more efficient.

Experts say anyone who has COVID symptoms - even just a sniffle - should get tested and report it to their doctor.

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