I know you talked about who would be participating in the 2 week summer course, but I don't remember if you mentioned whether there would be an economics perspective in the discussion.
Are there supplements that boost cytokine count?
Due to the way politics works, we can expect the US government to claim that the quarantine efforts are what caused the death rate to be this low, and completely deny the possibility that we overreacted and the death count wouldn't have been as high anyway. There are some countries, however, that only quarantined people who had COVID-19 and people at risk. It'll be interesting to compare the death toll between countries with different responses after this whole thing is over. Do you think there will be a correlation between more lockdown and lower death rate?
There has been talk of a staggered opening and a lot of people agree with this concept. Do you think a staggered opening would be beneficial, and if so, what criteria do you think the stagger should be divided on? Age group, workers, students, etc?
While researching poverty and infectious disease, I found that one reason people in poverty tend to spread infectious diseases faster is because they're usually living in more crowded areas. While not to the same extent, college students tend to live in close quarters, but they also tend to be on the wealthy side. I wonder how infectious diseases spread on college campuses.