Dr. Jonathan Whiteson examines the concept of viral load and the role of face coverings in preventing the spread of the virus to others, as well as protection against severe infection and illness in those who wear masks.

Doctors Jess Shatkin and Lori Evans speak with the Co-director of the Emory Youth Sports Medicine and team physician for the MLB’s Atlanta Braves about back to school and sports safety for children and college students. Find out which sports are safer than others, and the considerations all parents should make before allowing their child to participate in sports programs.

Dr. Marc Siegel examines the psychosocial impact on Coronavirus Risk, including economic anxiety, relationship problems, discrimination, and racial disparities.

Dr. Frank Adams examines the possibility of using UV Light as a disinfectant in high-risk areas like hospitals and schools.

Dr. Marc Siegel speaks to Johns Hopkins University Center For Health Security Senior Scholar Dr. Amesh Adalja about COVID-19 testing and the need to simplify it. Hear the latest on vaccines, sports safety, schools reopening, and the mystery of post COVID-19 long-term symptoms.

What’s the best workout to get back into shape post-COVID? Is one sport safer than another? Dr. Mark Pochapin and his guest, Doctor Radio host Dr. Dennis Cardone discuss fitness, injury prevention, and sports safety during the Pandemic.

Dr. Marc Siegel and leading bioethicist Dr. Art Caplan discuss the ethical concerns surrounding the pandemic including the use of challenge trials for vaccine development, and reopening schools this fall.

Dr. Mark Pochapin talks with the head of NYU’s Transplant Institute, Dr. Robert Montgomery about how he successfully managed a large transplant program at the height of the coronavirus pandemic, and how transplants are being done safely in the age of COVID-19.

Dr. Marina Kurian and Dr. Doris Day discuss acne, what it is, what causes it, and how to prevent it as you wear masks this summer.

FDA Chief Dr. Stephen M. Hahn joins Dr. Marc Siegel and reviews the latest information on when we might expect a safe and effective vaccine to protect against COVID-19 and the role of the FDA in helping to make it available.