The University of Cincinnati is introducing a new class that explores the science behind the COVID-19 pandemic. The lecture series is published online free of charge. The class, titled Science of the COVID-19 Pandemic, debuted on January 25th. The entire series will include 13 lectures from faculties from the College of Medicine and the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center who are actively researching and caring for COVID. 19 patients. The lectures deal with the virology of the virus, the effects on organ systems, detection and treatment, epidemiology, vaccination and the psychosocial effects on society. The course provides two hours of credit for students and makes all lectures available to the public on their website The COVID-19 pandemic is likely the event of the century that affected millions of people around the world and caused millions of deaths “, said Anil Menon, Ph.D., assistant dean of basic education at UC College of Medicine. Menon is also a professor of molecular genetics. “The College of Medicine, UC Health, and the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center have been instrumental in managing the pandemic in our Tristate area.” “Student interest in learning from our frontline experts has been tremendous in clinical care and health Research, ”said Menon. “This course addresses this need by bringing experts together into a single point of contact. The fact that it is student led is very innovative as our students moderate the discussions so other students can learn effectively and interact with our experts. “You can find more information or previous lectures here.
CINCINNATI –
The University of Cincinnati is introducing a new class that explores the science behind the COVID-19 pandemic.
The lecture series is published online free of charge.
The class, titled Science of the COVID-19 Pandemic, debuted on January 25th. The entire series will include 13 lectures from faculties from the College of Medicine and the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center who are actively researching and caring for COVID. 19 patients.
The lectures will deal with the virology of the virus, the effects on organ systems, detection and treatment, epidemiology, vaccination and the psychosocial effects on society.
The course offers two hours of credit to students and will make all lectures available to the public on their website.
“The COVID-19 pandemic is likely the event of the century that affected millions of people around the world, causing millions of deaths,” said Anil Menon, Ph.D., assistant dean of basic education at the UC College of Medicine. Menon is also a professor of molecular genetics. “The College of Medicine, UC Health, and the Cincinnati Children’s Hospital Medical Center have been instrumental in managing the pandemic in our Tristate area.”
“The students had a tremendous interest in learning from our experts who are at the forefront of clinical care and research,” said Menon. “This course addresses this need by bringing experts together into a single point of contact. The fact that it is student led is very innovative as our students moderate the discussions so other students can learn effectively and interact with our experts. “
For more information or to view previous lectures, click here.
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