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Three weeks have passed since we last spoke to Dr. Chelsea Shover. Since then, so much has changed in the research and information surrounding the novel Coronavirus. Dr. Shover joins the podcast again today to answer your questions submitted via Instagram. Questions discussed include: How long will this last? Did Covid 19 escape from a lab in Wuhan, China? Can drinking tea help? How will heat (or scarfs?) affect the virus? Is Covid in the air? Will staying home in a sterile environment affect our immune systems? Is it necessary to wear an N95 mask? Outside of age, gender, and immune health what are other triggers? Can you get reinfected? How screwed is Florida? We also discuss fake cures and clear up some rumors about what people are saying about Covid 19.
Original episode here with links for Covid 19 resources here: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/hot-pizza-ass-with-erin-darling-torralva/id1483236066?i=1000468510039Comedian Tom Thakkar (Comedy Central) joins Erin on Hot Pizza Ass Podcast to get nerdy about stand up, Quarantine tweets, NY vs LA, social media, the digital future of stand up, and of course, pizza.
Comedy Central's Stand Up with Tom Thakkar https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stand-up-w-tom-thakkar/id1458363871
Stand by Your Band Podcast https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/stand-by-your-band/id1223828700
https://www.tomthakkar.com/
Director Mike Mendez (Don't Kill It, Tales of Halloween, Big Ass Spider) joins Erin on Hot Pizza Ass Podcast to discuss creativity during Coronavirus - how he's creating one-man short films while in isolation, and how those films are entertaining and inspiring others, garnering press as well as getting retweeted by Guillermo del Toro.
Mike's article in EW: https://ew.com/movies/coronavirus-mike-mendez-guillermo-del-toro/
Follow Mike on IG and don't miss his stories: @madmanmendez
Support HPA podcast at patreon.com/erindarling
Epidemiologist Dr. Chelsea Shover joins Erin today for Quarantine TV on Hot Pizza Ass to answer listener questions about the Coronavirus, self-quarantine, and social distancing. Please share this episode with others who might have questions, or misinformation!
Topics include: What is a virus, and how does one care for themselves if they have CV? What about taking Lyft, Uber, or public transportation right now? Can I/should I visit a grandparent right now? How should we prep for a self quarantine? What if a friend gets sick? Can I help them - deliver supplies, or transport them to the hospital? Can I go to a non crowded bar or restaurant right now? What if I want to order from Postmates? If I go get tested right now, will it be free? What if my nearest medical establishment is a private hospital? Can I smoke weed right now, or switch to edibles? What are the biggest misconceptions right now? Follow Dr. Shover on Twitter at @chelseaLshover. RESOURCES: World map of cases: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html Note - Make sure it's the jhu.edu version (some malware is disguised to look like credible source of mapping covid-19, but the one from Johns Hopkins is legit). US cases: https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2020/us/coronavirus-us-cases.html Check CDC locations for testing around US include private labs and public health labs - call your regular healthcare provider if you have one or public health department if you don't. For general info and specific info about your location: check your city/county/state public health department. Good general info: https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/ https://stanfordhealthcare.org/stanford-health-care-now/2020/novel-coronavirus.html https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/coronavirus-resource-center#COVID And for up-to-the-minute info, these are some recommended Twitter accounts: @chelsealshover @mlipsitch @KindrachukJason @michaelmina_lab @JeremyKonyndyk @gregggonsalves @HelenBranswell @CarlosdelRio7 @ASlavitt @arimoin. Follow the hashtags #IDTwitter #EpiTwitter #MedTwitter to find experts from universities, hospitals, and public health departmentsFrom the publisher's feed