Episode 71 – On COVID-19 – A conversation with Colleagues from Italy Part 1

The Clinical Problem Solvers

Science & Medicine, Medicine, Education, Higher Education

4.7 • 528 Ratings

🗓️ 18 March 2020

⏱️ 56 minutes

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0:00.0	Simech
0:02.0	4
0:04.0	3
0:06.0	2
0:07.0	2
0:09.0	1
0:11.0	Welcome back
0:14.0	Clinical Problem Solvers
0:16.0	Well as you can hear we have a really special episode ready for you today
0:20.0	But before we get started,
0:22.0	we wanted to start with a quick correction of our previous episode. As we all know,
0:26.7	the information we are getting is fast, furious, and ever-changing regarding this epidemic. And we
0:32.3	wanted to make sure that we corrected a statement made by Dr. Del Rio now that there has been some new data that has come out.
0:39.6	In his discussion of transmission, he said that currently the thought was there is low risk for
0:46.4	asymptomatic transmission. However, some new data has come out in the New England Journal this week,
0:52.1	along with some epidemiologic comparisons
0:55.5	between Korea and Italy that show that likely a substantial amount or at least a substantial
1:03.3	risk for asymptomatic transmission, especially amongst younger adults. And of course,
1:08.6	as we all know, this is a very important reason that
1:12.5	social distancing is critically important for all of us, even when we don't have symptoms.
1:18.5	Continuing on with our special focus currently on COVID-19, we are incredibly excited to bring
1:24.1	you a two-part episode, the first of which you will hear today and the second
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