Students Act as 21st Century Preventive-Pandemic-COVID-19 Model: Improved Advance-Clinical-Toxicology Biomedicine Green-Socio-Economy Science-Technology-Innovations

S. Datta
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The pandemic-COVID-19 adverse effects on the environment, travel, education and clinical research, and the global health of humans and animals, and the impact on human-civilization, agriculture, global socio-economy, and damage brain-tissue or long term neurological-disorder, with more than 88-million infections and more than 1.8-million death of human lives. Recently the application of vaccine starts, but its proper efficacy, longevity, cost-effectiveness, allergic-toxic-reaction, and chance of reinfection due to new variant and mutation, are not still known. Though the middle-and upper-classes are able to tackle, but the economically poor-households, the marginalized in the Purba Bardhaman district, and groups like senior-citizens and street-children and animals, are badly affected still now. So in this paper students act as a 21st-century preventive-pandemicCOVID-19 model, improving advanced-clinical-toxicology, biomedicines, green-socio-economy, and science-technologyinnovations-communication by boosting community immunity or herd-immunity, and developing policy-initiative social strategies issues, removing the adverse effects of chemicals on living organisms and clinical studies in all areas of toxicology. This paper is considered the possible pathway of future pandemic COVID-19 like’s virus-free world.
学生扮演21世纪预防-大流行- covid -19模型:改进先进-临床-毒理学-生物医学-绿色-社会-经济-科学-技术创新
2019冠状病毒病大流行对环境、旅行、教育和临床研究以及人类和动物的全球健康产生不利影响,对人类文明、农业、全球社会经济产生影响,并造成脑组织损伤或长期神经系统疾病,造成8800多万人感染,180多万人死亡。最近才开始应用疫苗,但其适当的疗效、寿命、成本效益、过敏-毒性反应以及因新变异和突变而再次感染的机会仍不清楚。虽然中上层阶级有能力解决问题,但经济贫困家庭、Purba Bardhaman地区的边缘群体,以及老年人、街头儿童和动物等群体,现在仍然受到严重影响。因此,在本文中,学生们扮演了21世纪预防covid -19大流行的模型,通过提高社区免疫或群体免疫来改善先进的临床毒理学,生物医学,绿色社会经济和科技创新交流,并制定政策倡议社会战略问题,消除化学物质对生物体的不利影响以及毒理学所有领域的临床研究。本文考虑了未来大流行COVID-19无病毒世界的可能途径。
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