Four Years into the Era of COVID-19: The Virus Persists and Global Vaccination Efforts Remain Quiescent”

Luiz Carlos de Abreu
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The World Health Organization is the global coordinating agency for the response to the COVID-19 pandemic. In March 2023, the WHO announced the end of the COVID-19 emergency phase. The end of the Public Health Emergency of International Concern does not mean that COVID-19 has ceased to be a health threat. The worldwide spread of the disease continues to be characterized as a pandemic. The significance of this decision is aimed at public health systems everywhere for countries to transition from emergency mode to management of COVID-19 along with other infectious diseases. The COVID-19 pandemic is not over. The population got tired of the virus, however, the virus did not get tired of the human population. Non-pharmacological preventive measures, vaccination and health education continue to be the arsenal we must control this disease today.
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COVID-19 时代已过去四年:病毒持续存在,全球疫苗接种工作仍处于停滞状态"
世界卫生组织是应对 COVID-19 大流行的全球协调机构。2023 年 3 月,世界卫生组织宣布 COVID-19 紧急阶段结束。国际关注的突发公共卫生事件的结束并不意味着 COVID-19 对健康的威胁已经消失。该疾病在全球的传播仍被定性为大流行病。这一决定的意义在于,各地的公共卫生系统应帮助各国从应急模式过渡到对 COVID-19 和其他传染病的管理。COVID-19 大流行尚未结束。人类已经厌倦了病毒,但病毒并没有厌倦人类。非药物预防措施、疫苗接种和健康教育仍然是我们今天必须控制这种疾病的武器。
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Journal of Human Growth and Development
Journal of Human Growth and Development Social Sciences-Life-span and Life-course Studies
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