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Alamin Alkundi, R. Momoh
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75 . COVID-19大流行影响了几乎所有人类活动。变化仍在进行中,以适应它带来的所有挑战。卫生保健部门与各国政府和监管机构密切合作,帮助控制了这种高度传染性病毒的影响。许多国家采取了关闭非基本服务的措施,以减轻COVID-19病毒感染造成的感染率和死亡率负担。
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The Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic Lockdown Measures on Diabetic Retinopathy Services in the East Kent Area of the United Kingdom - A Special Focus on the Pregnant Diabetic
75 The COVID-19 pandemic has shaped activities across almost all human endeavours. Changes are still ongoing to accommodate all the challenges it poses. The healthcare sector, working closely with governments of nations and regulatory agencies, has helped to control the impact of this highly contagious virus. The shutdown of nonessential services has been employed in many countries to reduce the burden of infection rates and deaths recorded from the COVID-19 viral infection.
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