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“Antibodies are driving a lot of the protection, but it's not the whole story”: A conversation with CHED
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- 健康與體能
Dr. David Benkeser talks about analyses of COVID-19 vaccine trials data on the immune response to those vaccines. We also discuss fluctuations in antibody levels and the potential for the trial data analyses to inform decisions on additional vaccine doses.
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Digesting COVID-19 data for public consumption: A conversation with Ms. Ana Claudia Chacin of the Miami Herald on covering Covid in Florida
Ms. Ana Claudia Chacin talks about the challenges she and other journalists have faced in accessing and reporting accurate COVID-19 data in Florida. We discuss the role of media in informing the public and influencing decision-making in Florida.
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“Antibodies are driving a lot of the protection, but it's not the whole story”: A conversation with Dr. David Benkeser about COVID-19 vaccine trials and the mechanisms of immunity.
Dr. David Benkeser talks about analyses of COVID-19 vaccine trials data on the immune response to those vaccines. We also discuss fluctuations in antibody levels and the potential for the trial data analyses to inform decisions on additional vaccine doses.
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“We need to use every tool in our toolbox”: A conversation with Dr. Maria Sundaram about COVID-19 restrictions, travel, and protecting children from COVID-19.
Dr. Maria Sundaram talks about loosening COVID-19 restrictions and traveling safely during the ongoing pandemic. We also discuss the potential for authorization of the Moderna vaccine for 12-15 year-olds and the return to school in the Fall.
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“Going beyond the benchmarks: What it takes to get Americans vaccinated”: A conversation with Dr. Bob Bednarczyk about COVID-19 vaccine uptake.
Dr. Bob Bednarczyk talks about COVID-19 vaccination efforts and inequities in vaccine uptake across the United States. We discuss reasons why certain communities are lagging behind vaccination goals and innovative approaches to increasing vaccination rates in those communities.
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“You can't have good public health, but not have equity and economic growth”: A conversation with Katie Kirkpatrick about economic responses to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Katie Kirkpatrick, the president and CEO of the Metro Atlanta Chamber of Commerce, talks about the ramifications of COVID-19 in the business community, from issues ranging to supply chain management to staff and customer safety, to the new MAC initiative, the Task Force to Restore Georgia's Economy.
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“A teaching opportunity for many years to come”: Dr. Allison Chamberlain on public health education in the time of the coronavirus pandemic
Dr. Allison Chamberlain talks about blending public health academia and practice, and how institutions like Emory can step up during the pandemic to put the skills of their faculty to use. We also discuss how the COVID-19 pandemic may change public health education forever, thinking about the communication and other skills students will need to combat current and future public health threats.