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CDC data shows COVID-19 is on the upswing around the country.
The true number of cases isn't clear because many infections aren't reported.
The CDC tries to monitor the spread of the coronavirus by looking for it in sewage and other wastewater.
Experts say to treat the data with caution because it has limitations.
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