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- The Biden administration plans to distribute additional tests at home to Americans free of charge.
- Some home tests can also be used by international travelers to enter the United States
- Home tests may be difficult to find as the demand for omicrones increases.
Whether you’re going abroad or visiting your family this winter, health experts say that having coronavirus testing at home can be a convenient way to reduce the risk of the virus spreading.
Although the tests have been expensive and difficult to find in recent months, the Biden administration is working to Make home testing more accessible. The White House announced earlier this month that it would distribute more tests to health centers and rural clinics and allow private insurance providers to offer reimbursements. On Tuesday, The government announced that Americans will soon be able to have free home tests sent to their homes.
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