Today we feature Dr. Andrew Pavia, Division Chief of Pediatric Infectious Diseases, University of Utah Health at Primary Children's Hospital, and Nate McDonald with the Utah State Coronavirus Task Force, both here to answer your COVID-19 related questions.

The questions addressed today are:

1 -  If I have antibodies to COVID-19, am I immune and free from quarantine? (1:10)

2 - How many variations of the test for COVID-19 are out there? (3:00)

3 -  How contagious is this virus, really? (3:55)

4 - After we've gone to the store, should we put our clothing in the laundry? (6:10)

5 - Did it take four years to produce a vaccine for the mumps? (9:25)

6 - I have a rare lung disease, how vulnerable am I to COVID-19?(12:07)

7 - Can an airborne virus remain on my shoes? (13:40)

8 - What do state officials have to say about the weekend protest at the SLC city and county building? (16:11)

9 - Are small business loans only for people who had a business before the virus came along? (17:25)

10 - How long is someone contagious before they start showing symptoms? (18:10)

11 -  What are the signs and symptoms for COVID-19 in an infant and children.(19:40)

12 - Are you testing liberally when children come in with the infection? (20:47)

13 - Do you have the PPE you need at the University of Utah? (22:45)