Rosa María Barrón Licona, MD
Infectious diseases are those that are transmitted easily and rapidly, caused by external agents such as viruses and bacteria. The infection presents itself when the body does not have enough defenses to fight it, or if the number of microorganisms that enters the body exceeds the body's ability to defend itself.
Diseases classified in this category are the flu, influenza, or the recent COVID-19, more commonly known as the Wuhan Coronavirus.
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Ing. Ricardo Segovia Villanueva.
Following all hygiene measures to avoid the COVID-19 disease, there are many questions on how to disinfect our devices, like mobiles, laptops, computers, amongst others.
Get to know the latest information that the Quintana Roo State Goverment releases about the COVID-19
Dagoberto Rodríguez González, MD
In Costamed we care about the safety of all our patients, which is why we developed the following guide, which has the most important and updated information regarding the outbreak of Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19).
Selene Gómez Macías, BS
When we deal with a crisis, it is common to experience intense emotions such as anger, sadness, anguish, fear, anxiety, and frustration, amongst other emotions. Our entire 2020 has been filled with Novel Coronavirus COVID-19. The virus has had a high impact on health care systems all around the globe, and the global economy has also been affected.
We want to share some helpful suggestions to deal with this most positively and functionally.
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We live with harmful agents daily, naturally present in our environment. The body has defenses to prevent the entry of these pathogens.
However, if a pathogen manages to find its way and infect the body, one of the most robust and wonderful systems is activated, i.e. the immune system, whose goal is unique and simple: identify, attack and destroy the harmful agents present in the body.
Much has been said recently about the release and application of the COVID-19 vaccine, however there are still doubts in the air: how many vaccines are there? Are they safe? How do they work? Stop waiting and read the next article that will help you answer these and other questions.
Now we will discuss in detail the vaccines allowed to be distributed in this fight against COVID-19. This week, the PZIFER AND BIONTECH vaccine.
Today we have for you the description of the second vaccine available against COVID-19: : mRNA-1273 from Moderna.