Ask the India Institute Anything: COVID-19

Description

The COVID-19 pandemic continues to have a dramatic impact on public health across the globe and while many countries are seeing a decline in COVID-19 cases, India is experiencing an alarming surge. The India Institute, in partnership with Hopkins at Home, is inviting students, faculty, staff, and alumni to bring their questions to experts from Johns Hopkins using a flexible Ask Me Anything (AMA)-style platform that allows them to ask questions as they arise and on their own schedules.

The panel of experts is looking forward to answering your questions, sharing their answers for all to see. The virtual bulletin board will be active for the three weekdays. You can submit your question at any time during that period and simply check back later for an answer; experts will post their answers within a day's time. Post a question online.

Panelists

• Naor Bar-Zeev, associate professor of international health
• Judith K. Bass, associate professor of mental health, Center for Global Health
• Robert C. Bollinger, professor of infectious diseases; professor of medicine, public health, and nursing; director at the Center for Clinical Global Health Education; associate director for medicine at the Center for Global Health
• Bhakti Hansoti, associate professor of emergency medicine
• Matthew Louis Robinson, assistant professor of medicine
• Mathuram Santosham, professor of international health, epidemiology, and population, family, and reproductive health
• Sunil Solomon, associate professor of medicine and epidemiology, School of Medicine
• Brian Wahl, assistant scientist, Department of International Health