While we have all gained some measure of expertise on COVID-19, a steady stream of new research and information about the disease continues to raise more questions. What are the different ways this disease can affect the body? Do we know more about the ways it is transmitted, or about immunity? We’ll find out how scientific and medical research informs decisions regarding what makes sense regarding quarantines and re-opening.
Guests
Dr. Herb Cushing, chief medical officer, Spectrum Healthcare Partners; board-certified in internal medicine and infectious disease
Dr. Edison Liu, president & CEO, The Jackson Laboratory; physician who previously led the scientific response for the country of Singapore for the SARS crisis in 2003. Liu has also had leading positions at the Human Genome Organization and the National Cancer Institute.
Resources
- WHO Creates 'Confusion' About Asymptomatic Spread. Here's What We Know
- Who Is Most Vulnerable To COVID-19? And Other Questions Answered
- Maybe COVID-19 Is Not Just A Respiratory Illness, But Also A Vascular One
- Blood vessel injury may spur disease's fatal second phase
- Lancet, New England Journal retract Covid-19 studies, including one that raised safety concerns about malaria drugs
- The US government's supply of Covid-19 drug remdesivir runs out at the end of the month
- Mills Announces New COVID-19 Guidelines For Tourist Season, And Quadrupling Of Testing Capacity
- Should you get a coronavirus antibody test? What Fauci recommends
- Can a Vaccine for Covid-19 Be Developed in Record Time?
- Routine Vaccinations Shouldn’t Be Another Victim Of COVID-19
