About this Episode:
Widespread testing in the U.S. could be a significant help in controlling the spread of COVID-19. Right now, we’re operating blind — we don’t know how many people have the virus, how many people don’t, or how many people had the virus and could now be immune to reinfection. And questions abound about the tests themselves: How good are they? Why are tests being delayed? And why don’t we have more of them? As a country, we are in testing limbo.
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Guests
Joanne Bartkus, PhD
Director, Public Health Laboratory, Minnesota Department of Health
Jeremy Messersmith
Singer • Songwriter
Nigel Paneth, MD, MPH
Professor of Epidemiology, Biostatistics & Pediatrics | Michigan State University
John Finnegan
Dean and Professor at University of Minnesota School of Public Health
Michael Joyce
Producer and Host of ‘Health In All Matters’ Podcast
