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Season 2 • Episode 161

161 - Friday COVID Q&A With Dr. Tom Inglesby from the Center for Health Security

Sep 18, 2020
16:10

Episode Description

What we are learning from universities that are opening their campuses for in-person schooling? Are rapid COVID tests as accurate as PCR tests? Can asymptomatic people experience heart and lung damage and other long-term health issues? If only some people are being tested, what does the positivity rate really tell us about community spread? If a student is symptomatic, should the entire class be quarantined? Can trick-or-treating or holiday caroling be done safely this year?

Dr. Tom Inglesby and Dr. Josh Sharfstein answer more of your COVID-19 questions sent to publichealthquestion@jhu.edu.

KEYWORDS: testing methods; student life

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