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Fast and slow health crises of Homo urbanicus: loss of resilience in communicable diseases like COVID-19 and non-communicable diseases

机译:Homo Urbanicus的快速和缓慢的健康危机:无传染病如Covid-19和非传染性疾病失去了韧性

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New kind of health hazards awaits the present and future human populations. Considering the COVID-19 pandemic, much of the problems may arise from the loss of resilience, which has been defined as an ability to recover from or adjust to misfortune or change (Merriam-Webster Dictionary). The concept of resilience is complex and multidimensional, and psychological, societal, and immunological aspects are all critical to cope with a pandemic. Lack of the resilient immunity at individual and community level is obvious as COVID-19 seems to be a new virus to humans.
机译:新的健康危险等待着现在和未来的人口。考虑到Covid-19大流行,可能因损失而产生的大部分问题,这些问题被定义为从不幸或改变或改变(Merriam-Webster字典)中恢复或调整的能力。复原力的概念是复杂的,多维,心理,社会和免疫方面都是应对大流行的关键。缺乏个人和社区一级的弹性抗扰度显而易见,因为Covid-19似乎是人类的新病毒。

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