Dr. Mark Pochapin examines how COVID-19 can delay the initiation of the body’s immune response and what that may mean for the risk of developing an autoimmune disease after a COVID infection.

Dr. Marc Siegel speaks with the co-author of a massive study that may prove to influence the CDC's recommendations on school openings.

Dr. Jonathan Whiteson talks to the author of a study looking at the risk for long-term kidney damage in children affected by Multisystem Inflammatory Syndrome (MIS-C) after a COVID infection.

From the coronavirus' clotting impact to the blood thinners that can help, Dr. Greg Ribakove and his guests review recent studies that shed light on why the virus induces clotting and how to prevent it from causing irreparable damage.

ER Doctors Billy Goldberg and Howard Greller reflect on the past year and how far we’ve come. They review the new CDC guidelines and offer guidance to listeners concerned about the COVID vaccine.

Pediatrician Dr. Dan Rauch examines the pros and cons of school closures during the pandemic and why some experts believe it is absolutely vital to reopen schools as soon as possible to allow for children’s overall health and development.

Dr. John T. Brooks, the Chief Medical Officer of the CDC's COVID-19 Response, joins Dr. Marc Siegel to discuss the challenges of the known coronavirus variants, mask wearing, vaccines, testing and more.

Dr. Jonathan Whiteson examines the link between taste and smell, and how this coronavirus affects them. Learn why symptoms can linger long after an infection has cleared, and what can - and can’t - be done to revive these senses.

Doctors Abe Chachoua and Ben Neel discuss cancer care during the pandemic and answer listener questions on the efficacy and safety of the COVID vaccines for cancer patients.

Nurse Practitioner Pat Chibbaro and her guest discuss the racial disparities of COVID-19 care and healthcare in general. Find out how understanding and embracing cultural differences can help equalize this troubling and difficult issue.