AARP Tele-Town Hall on 3 Years of COVID and What You Need to Know Now

COVID Three Years Later: What You Need to Know Today

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Since January 1 the U.S. is averaging more than 500 deaths each day from COVID infections. Nearly 9 in 10 are adults 65 and older. While the pandemic is waning, prevention remains important for older adults. Join AARP and panelists Katie Passaretti, MD, Vice President, Enterprise Chief Epidemiologist, Atrium Health, and Angelina R. Sutin, Ph.D., Professor,

Department of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine, Florida State University College of Medicine, for this live Q&A event.

This event will address:

• The durability of COVID immunity, vaccines, and new antivirals in development
• Impact of the COVID public health emergency ending in May
• Understanding recent actions by the FDA and CDC
• How norms and behaviors been altered by the pandemic
• The persistence of misinformation

Speakers:

• Katie Passaretti, MD, Vice President, Enterprise Chief Epidemiologist, Atrium Health
• Angelina R. Sutin, Ph.D., Professor, Department of Behavioral Sciences and Social Medicine, Florida State University College of Medicine