COVID-19 and children: Dr. Christina Johns discusses latest study on 'silent super spreaders'
Dr. Christina Johns joined News 12 to talk about the latest study on children being "silent super spreaders" of COVID-19.
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Aug 24, 2020, 2:51 PM
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433ds agoDr. Christina Johns joined News 12 to talk about the latest study on children being "silent super spreaders" of COVID-19.
Dr. Johns also discussed testing among children, keeping up with well visits and vaccinations before returning to school, and how schools will be handling sick children when they go back to the classroom.
Dr. Johns is the senior medical advisor for PM Pediatrics.
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