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A new coronavirus test could change everything on college campuses and even inside your own home, according to Rossen Reports.
The Food and Drug Administration just approved a new way of testing for COVID-19 — using your saliva.
It comes as hundreds of new coronavirus cases are popping up on campuses across the country and colleges are shutting down.
Dr. Robert Glatter, an emergency physician treating COVID-19 patients with Northwell Health, weighs in on how college students play a key role in the spread of the virus and what the new coronavirus test means.
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