Not that I know of. They were asked what they would do "...assuming that the pandemic and the public health response to it unfold as they expect." So they would have had less knowledge to work with back in March, and presumably would give different answers today if there were more certainty re: drugs and vaccines. The epidemiologists answers about their personal behavior was also related to where they lived and the caseload there, so not necessarily what they would advise as general policy.
Not to mention their personal risk profiles and tolerance, exposure to others, political leanings, etc. Still, this is a frank view of what they really believe, not what they would advise others to do merely because of a CYA mentality.