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Hospitalized people with COVID-19 symptoms will be the first priority for testing under new California guidelines released recently, followed by medical workers in the second tier and teachers and service workers in the third. The new priority system comes as the state experiences a dramatic rise in coronavirus cases and the state runs low on testing supplies, causing bottlenecks for testing and forcing people to wait longer for results, California Health and Human Services Secretary Dr. Mark Ghaly said.
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