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It's Friday, June 10th, 2020. I'm Jackson Bird today. Why are some people experiencing delayed positive tests from COVID-19? And new tests on the block from expensive at-home hubs to

COVID-sniffing dogs. Plus, a proposal in the UK to raise the

legal purchase age for cigarettes one year every year. And the newest U.S. quarter has just dropped,

featuring Cherokee Nation Principal Chief Wilma Mankiller. Here's some cool stuff for your ride home.

There's a curious pattern happening with some COVID cases. Maybe you've noticed it in your

own family or social circle. A lot of people have been getting negative COVID test results

for multiple days in a row, often while symptomatic or following a

confirmed exposure, only for a positive result to finally pop up several days in.

Now, there are a number of theories for these delayed positives, and while no formal data or

research exists on them just yet, Catherine J. Wu, former COVID-19 reporter for the New York Times,

who holds a PhD in microbiology from Harvard,

spoke to a number of experts on the topic for a piece published today in the Atlantic.

One potential piece of the puzzle is the unreliability of at-home rapid tests.

Conducting a rapid test feels a bit like playing with a

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