As the United States mourns over 227,000 lives lost to COVID-19, the virus has emerged as a pivotal issue in the upcoming presidential election. Join us for a multidisciplinary roundtable discussion featuring a group of public health experts and researchers. We will examine the changing epidemiology in NYC, decisions about opening of schools, rules and risks around indoor dining, communities of color, and tension between the state and city government.
Featured Speakers:
Jack Caravanos, Clinical Professor, Environmental Public Health Sciences
Robyn Gershon, Clinical Professor, Epidemiology
Michael Merson, Research Professor, Global Health
José Pagán, Chair, Department of Public Health Policy and Management
Moderated by:
Jo Ivey Boufford, Clinical Professor, Global Health