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Colorado Springs, Colo., March 31, 2020– A University of Colorado health staff member working at a Public Health Service testing site in Colorado Springs, one of three regional testing facilities statewide for health care professionals and first responders to test the public for COVID-19. Cheryl Layman/FEMA
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