Community Pulse

Dr. Elizabeth Allemann and Kip Kendrick, Missouri state representative from the 45th district, discuss how Missouri is dealing with the economic consequences of the pandemic.

Dr. Elizabeth Allemann and returning guest Ginny Chadwick, community advocate and public health professional, discuss what policy makers and influencers are saying about the criteria needed for a safe relaxing of social distancing measures.

Today's guest is Chris Link, MD, Integrative Medicine Specialist in Jefferson City. Dr. Elizabeth Allemann and Dr. Link speak about ways to stay well and get well with regards to viral illnesses.

Are we beginning to see the positive effects of social distancing and a flattening of the curve? And a conversation about the place of small farmers in our food supply chain as larger, industrial suppliers begin to feel strained due to worker shortages and other disruptions cause by the coronavirus.

On this episode, Dr. Allemann answers a variety of listener questions we've received throughout the week. If you have a question to submit, leave us a message at 573-874-1139 or email it to [email protected].

Dr. Elizabeth Allemann and Ginny Chadwick discuss stay at home orders, their variability and effectiveness, and what is and isn’t included across the nation and the state.

Dr. Elizabeth Allemann speaks with guest Chris Bostic, Deputy Director for Policy for Action on Smoking & Health, about how tobacco use and vaping affect response to COVID-19, both in individuals and collectively in policy.

On today's Community Pulse: COVID-19 case count numbers and their accuracy; social distancing outside: what is considered safe?; and a discussion of the conditions needed to reopen public spaces and begin to return to normalcy.