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COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, upended our lives like we never imagined. It took millions of lives before the world finally became equipped enough to battle the microscopic villain. Despite the devastation, the world and the officials continue to grapple the pandemic by discovering new ways to fight it. To do that, health officials are coming up with strategies and advisories to battle the disease in the best way possible.
Amidst the news of coronavirus cases surpassing 100 million marks, the World Health Organization (WHO) issued fresh clinical advice on Tuesday for treating COVID-19 patients. The advisory was issued keeping in mind all patients, including those displaying persistent symptoms after recovery.
WHO says that the use of care bundles to systematize care provision for coronavirus patients should be encouraged.
Scientists have successfully given the world some antidotes to put the coronavirus to rest, with more than 50 COVID-19 vaccine candidates in trials. But the fight against the deadly disease is far from over, according to WHO.
The official authorities warned that even though we have vaccines available, the coverage will not reach a point where the transmission will stop. So, people should not expect to eradicate COVID-19 by 2021 as we still need to reach a point where the officials are able to control the virus to some extent.
Keeping this in mind, people should continue taking precautionary measures like wearing masks, washing hands frequently, social distancing, etc.