CLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF COVID -19 IN JAIPUR, INDIA DURING THE PANDEMIC

  • A. Buranchieva International Higher School of Medicine
  • A. Buranchieva International Higher School of Medicine
  • Sh. Mayank International Higher School of Medicine
Keywords: coronavirus infection, epidemiology, clinic, age, gender, clinical forms, lethality

Abstract

Until now, the problem of coronavirus infection remains pressing, and many issues of this pathology remain open and little studied. The article examines COVID-19 clinical and epidemiological characteristics in Jaipur, India.

Author Biographies

A. Buranchieva , International Higher School of Medicine

Candidate of medical sciences, associate professor of infectious diseases department

A. Buranchieva , International Higher School of Medicine

Candidate of medical sciences, associate professor of infectious diseases department

References

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Published
2020-12-14
How to Cite
Buranchieva , A., A. Buranchieva, and Sh. Mayank. 2020. “CLINICAL AND EPIDEMIOLOGICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF COVID -19 IN JAIPUR, INDIA DURING THE PANDEMIC ”. EurasianUnionScientists 2 (11(80), 65-68. https://archive.euroasia-science.ru/index.php/Euroasia/article/view/241.
Issue
Vol. 2 No. 11(80) (2020): EURASIAN UNION OF SCIENTISTS №80
Section
Article

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