Coronavirus: the second wave.
Abstract
The most common topic of the last year is the new coronavirus infection COVID-19. People experienced the first wave in panic and isolation. According to statistics, people with chronic diseases and weakened immunity (cancer patients, HIV-infected, suffering from viral hepatitis) get sick. But the danger of the virus is that healthy young people also get seriously ill. The virus does not have a selection algorithm, but there are mutations and adaptations to the conditions. In this article, we will ask doctors, employees of secondary and junior medical personnel about their readiness for the second outbreak of coronavirus infection.
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