1.22.21 Ask the Experts -Respiratory Season-Before Between and Beyond COVID-19

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John Schreiber, MD Series Objectives:Provide a Virtual Roundtable on COVID-19 & its impact on familiesReview Covid-19 weekly updatesArrange varying field expertise to discuss the effects of COVID in their fieldMelanie Sue Collins, MD Event Objectives:Introduce a novel method of COVID-19 diagnosis.Review “typical” seasonality of common viral respiratory infections.Discuss pulmonary outcomes after COVID-19 infection.Provide practical tips for optimizing asthma management during COVID.

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John Schreiber, MD Series Objectives: Provide a Virtual Roundtable on COVID-19 & its impact on familiesReview Covid-19 weekly updatesArrange varying field expertise to discuss the effects of COVID in their fieldMelanie Sue Collins, MD Event Objectives: Introduce a novel method of COVID-19 diagnosis.Review “typical” seasonality of common viral respiratory infections.Discuss pulmonary outcomes after COVID-19 infect...

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