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  • Senior Manager, Field Production, CNN
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US military is not conducting civilian coronavirus tests despite offering to more than a week ago

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By Ryan Browne, Caroline Kelly, Oliver Janney
| WDJT-TV (Milwaukee, WI) Verified
By Ryan Browne, Caroline Kelly and Oliver Janney, CNN (CNN) -- Military labs have still not conducted a single coronavirus test on a civilian more than a week after Secretary of Defense Mark Esper offered up to help test civilians for the coronavirus, despite widespread complaints about a lack of adequate testing across the US. "We are not maxing our capacity in our labs around the world," Joint Staff Surgeon Brig. Gen.
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US military is not conducting civilian coronavirus tests despite offering to more than a week ago

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By Ryan Browne, Caroline Kelly, Kristen Holmes Verified, Oliver Janney
| WICU-TV / WSEE-TV (Erie, PA) Verified
News By Ryan Browne, Caroline Kelly and Kristen Holmes and Oliver Janney, CNN Military labs have still not conducted a single coronavirus test on a civilian more than a week after Secretary of Defense Mark Esper offered to help...
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FDA warns parents against using teething tablets and gels

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By Jen Christensen Verified, Oliver Janney
| WESH-TV (Orlando, FL) Verified
Parents may have fewer options to soothe their teething child. The US Food and Drug Administration is warning caregivers to stop using homeopathic teething tablets and gels. Hyland's, the company that says it has the best-selling version of the tablets, stands by it, and there is no recall. But CVS, one of the drug store chains that sells Hyland's, Baby Orajel Naturals and its own version of the product, has pulled them from the shelves. Confused about what you should do to help your teething child?
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