Post COVID-19 and fungal pathogens coinfection in Africa – Current status and future direction

The Microbe Pub Date : 2024-09-01 Epub Date: 2024-08-24 DOI:10.1016/j.microb.2024.100152
Chibuike Ibe , Akaninyene Asuquo Otu
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COVID-19 is no longer a PHEIC, though this comes with a long-term plan to manage the disease through vaccination. COVID-19 almost left behind a new form of disease, the post-acute sequelae (long COVID) which is evolving to likely pose a healthcare challenge. Currently, Africa is yet to understand the prevalence and nature of long COVID, as well as best practices in the diagnosis, treatment and control and the impact on the prevalence and management of fungal infections. It is not clear to what extent it is affecting the lives of Africans., Therefore, more research is needed to understand the pathogenesis of long COVID and the burden of fungal coinfections to help establish efficient management approaches before this evolves into a serious healthcare concern.

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非洲 COVID-19 后和真菌病原体合并感染--现状和未来方向
COVID-19 已不再是一个公共卫生信息紧急事件,尽管它伴随着一个通过接种疫苗来控制疾病的长期计划。COVID-19 几乎留下了一种新的疾病形式,即急性后遗症(长COVID),这种疾病的发展很可能对医疗保健构成挑战。目前,非洲尚未了解长COVID的流行情况和性质,以及诊断、治疗和控制方面的最佳做法及其对真菌感染流行和管理的影响。因此,需要开展更多的研究来了解长COVID的发病机理和真菌并发感染的负担,以帮助制定有效的管理方法,避免其演变成严重的医疗问题。
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