Coronavirus Facts with Dr. Bottazzi and Dr. Binney

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🗓️ 13 March 2020

⏱️ 42 minutes

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Summary

Nerder She Wrote's Dave DuFour and Seth Partnow are joined by Dr. Maria Elena Bottazzi, the co-director of the Texas Children’s Center for Vaccine Development at Baylor College of Medicine, and Dr. Zachary Binney, a sports injury epidemiologist at Emory University, to discuss what we know (and don't know) about the coronavirus, how it relates to the decision to suspend professional sports league's around the world, and best everyday practices for handling the virus. Thanks to @liminalphase of @AAAS for connecting us with world leading scientists like Dr. Bottazzi and a special thanks to @Sports2STEM for his assistance as well. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	Hello and welcome to Nurders she wrote back to back podcast on the
0:10.0	athletic podcast network I'm your host Dave DeFor.
0:12.8	Joined as always by Seth Part Now.
0:15.4	Today we actually have special guests. We wanted to discuss the
0:19.9	coronavirus, the impact, not just on the NBA, but the world. Through the American Association the
0:24.0	impact not just on the NBA but the world.
0:23.0	Through the American Association for the Advancement of Science
0:26.0	and their director Elizabeth Crocker,
0:28.0	I was able to get two special guests.
0:31.0	Dr. Maria Elena Botazzi is the co-director of the Texas Children's
0:35.8	Center for Vaccine Development at Baylor College of Medicine and Dr. Zachary Benny is a sports injury
0:41.3	epidemiologist at Emory University.
0:43.8	I'd like to thank you guys for joining the show and helping us navigate these uncharted
0:49.6	waters.
0:50.6	Thank you very much.
0:51.6	It's a pleasure to join you all.
0:52.8	Absolutely, Dave and Seth, we can't thank you enough for having us on.
0:56.4	I want to start with, I guess, the easiest thing to discuss.
1:00.1	How does this virus work?
1:01.9	So maybe I can take that question.
1:04.8	So viruses, many viruses usually are very
1:09.5	transmitable and the way that it's done
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