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How is COVID-19 diagnosed in children?

Diagnosis is primarily made through RT-PCR testing of nasal or throat swabs. Rapid antigen tests are also used but may have lower sensitivity. Clinical symptoms and a history of exposure to the virus are also considered in making a diagnosis.

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