Hi Dr. Gupta, what kind of research is being done on children, both catching COVID and

infecting others?

Do you feel that parents should feel comfortable sending their students to school?

Our teachers supposed to handle this new multi-person exposure and how do they prevent spreading

the disease to themselves and to their families.

Lately, I've been getting a lot of questions about what's going to happen with schools.

I get it.

I have three girls going into sixth grade, eighth grade, and tenth grade.

I can hardly believe it.

So this is the number one topic in our house right now.

From the very beginning, we maximized kind of the safety protocols.

We said we're going to do the absolute limit of distancing, masking, sanitizing, and so forth.

I went to visit my daughter's school in Atlanta and talked with their headmaster, Keith Evans.

Like so many others, he's trying to figure out the safest way to get kids back into the

classroom.

Each day, we are in a conversation about what's going on in the broader context.

Is this pretty stressful for you?

I mean, trying to, I mean, every day you're getting you into the classroom.

You know, it's kind of just become normal.

We're making plans, setting them aside, making new plans, setting those aside, making new

plans.

Unfortunately, even now, six months after the first US cases of coronavirus, we still don't

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