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The FDA has approved a new at-home COVID-19 test by Quidel Quickview, which provides results in 10 minutes using a self-collected nasal swab. This test is for individuals suspected of having COVID-19 within the first six days of symptoms. Additionally, Quaker Oats has recalled certain bags of Quaker rice crisps due to an undeclared soy ingredient, posing a risk to those with soy allergies. The recall affects specific regions in the U.S. Special thanks are given to Kaiser Health News for their contribution to health news updates.

What is the main feature of the Quidel Quickview COVID-19 test?

• It is available over-the-counter.

• It is only for asymptomatic individuals.

• It requires a blood sample.

• It provides results in 10 minutes.

Who is eligible to use the Quidel Quickview COVID-19 test?

• Only healthcare workers.

• People with a prescription from their healthcare provider.

• Anyone over the age of 18.

• Individuals who have been vaccinated.

Why were certain Quaker rice crisps recalled?

• They contained an undeclared soy ingredient.

• They were contaminated with bacteria.

• They had incorrect nutritional information.

• They were past their expiration date.

Which flavor of Quaker rice crisps was affected by the recall?

• Sour cream and onion

• Sweet barbecue

• Cheddar cheese

• Salt and vinegar

Which organization partnered to provide the health news segment?

• Kaiser Health News

• World Health Organization

• Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

• National Institutes of Health