Peaceful Coexistence Between Human and Novel Coronavirus-2019; Where Do Researchers Stand

Q4 Medicine
A. Alami, M. Mirmohammadkhani, Mohammadhossein Hajiebrahimi
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Abstract

: COVID-19, as an emerging viral disease, has rapidly become a new pandemic in human life. According to the similarities between novel coronavirus-2019 and Severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) virus, the initial assumptions were about the temporary spread of the disease and its rapid control. Nevertheless, increasing human knowledge of the characteristics of the new coronavirus, as well as how the disease has spread, has questioned these assumptions. Currently, it seems that the virus has entered the human life cycle, and individuals should adhere to new lifestyles to return to their normal life. We should select those lifestyles to reduce the risk of contact with the virus and getting COVID-19 as well as to lead a normal life. It is believed that basic medical scientists could play an important role in identifying the most appropriate lifestyles by considering the characteristics of the virus and the desires of different social groups. They could also provide the best answers to the countless questions concerning how to live peacefully, considering the novel COVID-2019.
人类与新型冠状病毒的和平共处-2019;研究人员的立场
:新冠肺炎作为一种新出现的病毒性疾病,已迅速成为人类生活中的一种新的流行病。根据2019新型冠状病毒与严重急性呼吸综合征(SARS)病毒的相似性,最初的假设是该疾病的暂时传播及其快速控制。尽管如此,人类对新型冠状病毒的特征以及疾病如何传播的了解不断增加,这对这些假设提出了质疑。目前,病毒似乎已经进入人类生命周期,个人应该坚持新的生活方式,回归正常生活。我们应该选择这些生活方式,以降低接触病毒和感染新冠肺炎的风险,并过上正常的生活。据信,基础医学科学家可以通过考虑病毒的特征和不同社会群体的愿望,在确定最合适的生活方式方面发挥重要作用。考虑到2019年的新冠肺炎,他们还可以为无数关于如何和平生活的问题提供最佳答案。
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