3.6K views · 52 reactions | Know the difference among the available tests for #COVID19. And while waiting for the results, undergo #quarantine to ensure everyone’s safety A “NEGATIVE” result does not entitle you to put down your guard. Practice minimum public health standards such as: Proper wearing of masks and face shields Physical distancing of at least one meter Hand Hygiene Avoiding crowded and closed spaces | World Health Organization Philippines | Facebook

72K views · 661 reactions | Wondering if you need a COVID-19 test? Use this flowchart to see reasons to get tested, types of viral tests available, and what actions to take after you get your result. Learn more with the online testing tool: https://bit.ly/covid-testing-tool. | CDC | Facebook

201 reactions · 310 shares | Getting a COVID-19 test before going to visit family or friends is not a safeguard against the virus. As Dr. Claudia Hoyen describes, it’s possible to test negative for COVID-19 while still having the disease. | University Hospitals | Facebook

3.5K views · 47 reactions | There are mobile COVID-19 testing sites in the Bronx and on Staten Island this week! They’re each providing 80 tests a day that are free, fast and easy. Find a site near you now: nyc.gov/covidtest | NYC Mayor's Office | Facebook

COVID-19 testing sites are open in Dallas. The first site at 2500 Victory Plaza will open at 8 a.m., Saturday March 21 and operate daily until 8 p.m. Criteria for testing sites is as followed: • Must be 65 years-old; or • Must be a first responder; or • Must be a healthcare worker; or • Must be a DART driver; AND • Must show a temperature of 99.6 or higher The second location, at 9191 S Polk St., will open at 8 a.m., Sunday, March 22 and will follow the same guidelines. | City of Dallas - City H