Julie Gerberding is the former director of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and administrator of the Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR).

• What makes COVID-19 so uniquely dangerous compared to other diseases and would-be pandemics we've encountered in the past century?
• Is staying six feet away from other people really safe enough, and will we have to practice social distancing until we get a COVID-19 vaccine?
• Is the rapid spread of information -- and misinformation -- by way of the Internet more helpful or hurtful to our efforts to contain the spread of the virus?
• Why did even our most trusted sources -- like the CDC -- initially discourage us from wearing masks and now insist on them for leaving the house?
• How much does political pressure from a presidential administration affect the job of a CDC director?
• And much more...

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