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Since the beginning of the Pandemic, declared by the WHO in January 2020 as a public health emergency, the world population has been submerged in a state of revolution of health, social and geopolitical order, with the pharmaceutical industry and scientists having to prioritize the development of vaccines and governments to experiment with preventive measures aimed at reducing contagion and transmission, in order to strengthen, restructure and reorganize the deficient health systems of developing countries.
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