Virtual teen forum

Jefferson St. In Ann Arbor on Thuraday, July 23, With some districts making the push to move away from remote learning and taking steps toward a full return to in-person instruction, doctors at Mott will answer questions ranging from virus transmission risks to supporting children and teens during school transitions. Jenny Radesky, a pediatric specialist at Mott, said. We hope to help answer some these questions as families approach this new era of the pandemic. In addition to Radesky who is moderating the panel, the forum will also include Mott pediatric infectious disease specialist Dr.

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