Pulmonologist Dr. Frank Adams and his guest compare the flu and COVID-19. Learn why the flu vaccine is so important this year, and how a simultaneous pandemic could wreak havoc on our public health.

One of the world’s leading virologists renowned for his work with the HIV virus and AIDS, joins Dr. Marc Siegel and discusses how COVID-19 compares to HIV, and what he believes is needed for a vaccine to achieve long-term protection against SARS CoV-2.

Dr. Jonathan Whiteson discusses the findings of a new study examining how working and learning from home during the pandemic has affected physical activity. You may be surprised with the results.

Dr. Greg Ribakove examines how cholesterol and the medications to help manage it Impact the risk of a serious COVID-19 infection.

ER doctors Billy Goldberg and Howard Greller discuss COVID-19 transmission, testing, and the outbreak at the White House, as well as the medications and treatments given to the President to treat his infection.

Dr. Mark Pochapin and his guest discuss COVID-19 and its impact on the lungs and what this might mean for the US President. Hear about the medications used, and when we can expect the President to be at lower risk of serious complications.

Vascular Surgeon Dr. Todd Berland examines the most common COVID-19 skin manifestations in adults, and why "COVID Toes" are more prevalent in children.

The Dean of the Brown School of Public Health joins Dr. Marc Siegel to discuss the White House COVID-19 Outbreak and what we can learn from it.

Dr. Marc Siegel examines the losses many people feel due to COVID-19 and the behavioral complications that are expected to culminate because of vulnerability, depression, and anxiety—as well as what needs to be done to help provide clinical care to a large population.

Psychiatrist Dr. Michael Aronoff examines new research looking at the impact the pandemic is having on how we dream—and what we dream.