Spandana Nallapati, MD, on the Impact of COVID-19 Isolation & Remote Learning on Children

By Urban Health Today Editors - Last Updated: November 4, 2020

Dr. Spandana Nallapati, a developmental-behavioral pediatrician, discusses the impact of COVID-19-induced isolation and the move to remote learning on neurodiverse and neurotypical children.

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