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The largest health systems in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware are beginning ‘drive-through’ testing sites for suspected COVID-19 cases. Here’s a rundown.

Some political leaders are hailing a potential breakthrough in the fight against COVID-19: simple pin-prick blood tests or nasal swabs that can determine within minutes if someone has, or previously had, the virus. The tests could reveal the true extent of the outbreak and help separate the healthy from the sick. But some scientists have challenged their accuracy. Hopes are…

While testing for the coronavirus has been slow and scarce across the U.S., one Bay Area laboratory has created what they say is a faster, more accurate COVID-19 test, which is already attracting long lines of patients hoping to find out if they are infected.

In the last week, a group of thirty volunteers from tech companies like Apple, Amazon and Alphabet put together a website called “covidnearyou” that aims to track the coronavirus as it spreads.

A Rite Aid parking lot in Philadelphia’s West Oak Lane neighborhood opens Monday. NBc10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle has details on the expansion of drive-thru testing in the area.

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle is outside Citizens Banks Park where a mobile COVI-19 testing site is expected to open Friday.

NBC10’s Pamela Osborne is at the South Philadelphia sports complex where a mobile COVID-19 testing site is almost ready to come online Friday morning.

More and more testing sites for the novel coronavirus are opening across the region. But before you try to go to get tested, there are important things you need to know. NBC10’s Steven Fisher has the story.

NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports from South Philadelphia where an apparent testing site for the new coronavirus is being set up outside Citizens Bank PArk.

More than 550 people were tested for coronavirus at the Philadelphia region’s first drive-through testing site. NBC10 reporter Tim Furlong spoke to medical staff who took part in the site run by ChristianaCare Health System in Wilmington, Delaware.