UW-Madison School of Medicine and Public Health
SMPH faculty members share their experiences related to COVID-19 and the ramifications of the pandemic on individuals, families, and communities in the latest issue of the Quarterly Magazine.
Register for CapTimes to watch Dr. Sethi discuss How Do We Deal with Pandemic Fatigue? Watch the session here.
Ajay Sethi speaks about COVID-19, mask mandates, vaccinations and long COVID. How we should navigate the next phase of COVID. Watch the interview at length here.
Dr. Patrick Remington, Professor Emeritus, Department of Population Health Sciences and Director, UW-Madison Preventive Medicine Residency Program, featured on Wisconsin State Journal podcast, “Center Stage: with Milfred and Hands” about the novel coronavirus and where it is heading.
In the latest Badger Talks video, watch Ajay Sethi, PhD, MHS, associate professor of population health sciences and faculty director of the MPH program, explains what we know about the new variant. He discusses vaccination strategy and also how to manage anxiety arising from news of new variants. Watch the video Ajay’s talk was also …
Dr. Ajay Sethi was featured in a panel titled “COVID-19 and a Deluge of Data,” as a part of the Crossroads of Ideas Lecture Series that took place on November 2nd. Please click here to learn more.
Dr. Ajay Sethi was recently featured in the University of Wisconsin news article, “300 interviews: Ajay Sethi’s pandemic pivot”, where he reflects on the past year and a half of providing COVID-19 expertise to the Madison community, Wisconsin, and beyond. Read the full article here.
Dr. Ajay Sethi was featured in the recent Wisconsin State Journal Article “COVID-19 booster shot plan raises hope and questions, UW experts say”. Dr. Sethi along with fellow UW colleagues Dr. Jim Conway and Dr. Nasia Safdar discuss the COVID-19 delta variant and the United States government’s plan to administer vaccine boosters in the coming …
Dr. Ajay Sethi was recently interviewed by Wisconsin Public Radio for their report “The Delta Variant Is Surging. Here’s How Wisconsinites Can Help Stop Its Spread: Public Health Experts Stress Vaccinations, Masks, and Other Precautions as Highly Contagious Variant Leads To Another Spike in Cases”. To read the full article, click here.