大流行历史结构在COVID - 19中的应用

Rahul Das, B. Paul, L. Bandyopadhyay, Madhumita Bhattacharya
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自人类文明开始以来,流行病就一直存在。每一次大流行事件都有其独特的特征;然而相似之处还是存在的。为了快速了解最近COVID - 19大流行的灾难性发展和人类应对措施,我们必须从历史案例研究和其中确定的构建中吸取教训。这可以显示我们在应对方面的差距,并帮助我们更好地为未来的事件做好准备。在这种背景下,历史迎合从学者到普通大众的各种人群的独特力量可以作为有效的公共卫生工具。
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Application of Historical Constructs of Pandemic in COVID 19
Pandemics have been there since the start of human civilisation. Every pandemic event has its own unique identity; yet similarities are there. To understand in quick time the cataclysmic unfolding and the human response of the recent COVID 19 pandemic, it is imperative we take lessons from historical case studies and constructs identified therein. This can show the gaps in our response and help us prepare better for future events. The unique power of history to cater all kinds of population, from scholars to general public, can be used as an effective public health tool in this context.
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