The growing anthropogenic immune deficit and the COVID-19 pandemic

D. Petrakis, T. Nikolouzakis, V. Karzi, A. Vardavas, C. Vardavas, A. Tsatsakis
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The last 10 years, despite global scientific and technological progress, there has been an outbreak of chronic diseases, viral epidemics and pandemics, with a significant number of deaths, depletion of health systems and rising healthcare costs, leading to devastating economic, political and social consequences. Here, we describe briefly the human defence system, how environmental factors and mechanisms interfere with it, and the correlation with chronic exposure to environmentally toxic mixtures. Also, we examine the technologies that can increase viral aggression, focusing on the recent COVID-19 pandemic of the SARS-CoV-2 virus.
日益严重的人为免疫缺陷和COVID-19大流行
过去10年,尽管全球科学和技术取得了进步,但慢性病、病毒性流行病和大流行病爆发,造成大量死亡,卫生系统枯竭,卫生保健费用上升,导致毁灭性的经济、政治和社会后果。在这里,我们简要地描述了人类防御系统,环境因素和机制如何干扰它,以及与长期暴露于环境有毒混合物的关系。此外,我们还研究了可能增加病毒侵袭的技术,重点是最近的COVID-19大流行的SARS-CoV-2病毒。
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