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Evidence and experts to help you understand today’s public health news—and what it means for tomorrow.

Sep 18, 2020

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