Paula Tutman: What it’s like to be tested for coronavirus The thought of it was worse than the actual test
DETROIT – When my photographer partner, Justin and I were invited to do an exclusive summer school tour with Dr. Nikolai Vitti on Friday, there was one caveat.
We had to produce evidence of a recent coronavirus (COVID-19) test that shows a negative result. It’s one of those times in life you want to be negative.
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The City of Detroit offers rapid testing. You get swabbed and have results within 15 minutes.
Justin and I walk you through our experience with the City of Detroit Health Department and our nurse, April who did our nasal swabs.
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