COVID-19: TOWARDS CONFRONTING AN UNPRECEDENTED PANDEMIC

Tamanna Kumari, V. Shukla
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rd Abstract: Latest 73 report of COVID-19 from national authorities to WHO by April 2, 2020, there are 896450 confirmed cases with 45526 deaths globally. 0 to 14 days is the average range of incubation period. Recent study from China Center for disease control (CDC) showed that most of the patients were asymptomatic in its early days of infection that leads to widespread of virus. Nosocomial transmission is another serious problem the world is facing with this public health crisis. Coronaviruses are known to cause respiratory and enteric disease in human and animals. These are round or oval and pleomorphic in shape. Limited information is present till now about COVID-19. It suggests that its infection ranges from previous coronavirus encounters. Here in this review we summarize all information present till date and also a brief comparison to SARS and MERS. This is to identify the gaps in knowledge to share resources to recover from COVID-19. It also includes pharmaceutical drugs that showed a negative impact on SARS-CoV- 2 in in-vitro studies that can be used for its treatment till a suitable vaccine candidate is available. The most important task at this hour is to find a vaccine for the infection. Moreover, the research needs to be conducted for finding measures to face this kind of challenges in future.
2019冠状病毒病:应对前所未有的大流行
摘要:截至2020年4月2日,各国向世卫组织通报最新73例新冠肺炎病例,全球确诊病例896450例,死亡45526例。平均潜伏期为0至14天。中国疾病预防控制中心最近的研究表明,大多数患者在感染初期无症状,导致病毒的广泛传播。医院传播是世界在这场公共卫生危机中面临的另一个严重问题。已知冠状病毒会引起人类和动物的呼吸道和肠道疾病。它们是圆形或椭圆形的,形状多样。到目前为止,关于COVID-19的信息有限。这表明它的感染范围来自以前的冠状病毒感染。在这篇综述中,我们总结了目前为止的所有信息,并与SARS和MERS进行了简要的比较。这是为了确定知识差距,共享资源,从COVID-19中恢复过来。它还包括在体外研究中显示对SARS-CoV- 2有负面影响的药物,在找到合适的候选疫苗之前,这些药物可用于治疗SARS-CoV- 2。目前最重要的任务是找到对付这种感染的疫苗。此外,需要进行研究,以寻找未来应对此类挑战的措施。
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