Dr. Robert Robbins, president of the University of Arizona and a cardiac surgeon, talks on NBC's TODAY Show about his school’s plan to bring all 60,000 students and staff back to campus at the end of August. He says they’ve developed their own coronavirus test and antibody test, and while testing will be voluntary, he hopes most will take them. He adds that the school will have their own infirmary and will do their own contact tracing.
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