Coronavirus, Kids, and Reopening Schools: Johns Hopkins’ Sharfstein

The video discusses the impact of COVID-19 on children, highlighting that they are less likely to suffer severe symptoms but can still transmit the virus. It emphasizes the need for cautious school reopening with measures like smaller classes and online options. The video also explores COVID-19's potential as a blood vessel disease, causing clotting issues that can lead to severe health problems.

What is a rare but severe condition that can occur in children weeks after a COVID-19 infection?

• Chickenpox

• Inflammatory condition

• Common cold

• Asthma

Why might children transmit COVID-19 less frequently than adults?

• They stay indoors more

• They wash their hands more often

• They are less likely to show symptoms like coughing

• They have stronger immune systems

What is a major concern for families with vulnerable members regarding school reopening?

• Lack of school supplies

• Increased homework

• Risk of virus transmission

• Longer school hours

What type of disease is COVID-19 increasingly being linked to?

• Neurological disease

• Blood vessel disease

• Digestive disease

• Skin disease

What health issues can result from the clotting problems caused by COVID-19?

• Arthritis

• Diabetes

• Heart attacks and strokes

• Allergies