A Geographical Review: Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic

Karthick, R.; Meenalochini, P; Dawood, Moez; Akram, Muhammad; Selvaprasanth, P.

doi:10.38177/ajast.2020.4206

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“…Sunbathing and sunbathing have a significant impact on the growth of melanin in the human biological system. Research has shown that fair-skinned people are more prone to catching COVID 19 than dark-skinned individuals [21].…”

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Adamski¹

2021

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Section: Action Of Melanin In Fighting Covid 19mentioning

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Non-Conventional COVID Treatment Methods 19

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2021

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“…Germany, Japan, Vietnam, and the United States were among the countries that reported cases in patients who did not personally visit China, but contracted the virus. 16 Controversy aside, some researchers continue to highlight circumstantial evidence suggesting that SARS-CoV-2 is a candidate vaccine strain escaped from a laboratory in Wuhan, China when the COVID-19 SARS protein was inserted into a coronavirus to produce a more reactogenic vaccine. 17 Such an escape might have occurred via accidental infection of a lab worker who came into contact with the isolated virus, an infected lab animal, or animal waste.…”

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<p>COVID-19 Pandemic: A Compressive Review on Gender, Herd Immunity, and Physiological Mechanisms</p>

Sisay

Tolessa

2020

RMHP

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Background Researchers and scientists experienced the spread and aid recovery of the COVID-19 pandemic with a condition of great uncertainty. With limited understanding of SARS-CoV-2, current attempts at controlling its spread are focused on the suppressing approach (to reduce a sustained endogenous transmission) and the mitigating approach (to reduce the growth rate of the epidemic). On the one hand, while there has been no firm explanation, many governments have considered immunity passport and herd immunity for paths out of restrictive physical distancing measures imposed to control the spread of SARS-CoV-2 but were not successful. Purpose of Review Herein, we attempted to systematize the lessons and shreds of evidence related to the spectrum of illness, the physiological mechanisms of host susceptibility, herd immunity, immunity passport, gender disparities, and severe challenges and uncertainties posed by the COVID-19 pandemic. We hope that the insights provided in this review will help raise the effectiveness of the treatment policies and preventive measures required to end the pandemic. Recent Findings The use of immunity passports is suggested to certify an individual at low risk of acquiring or transmitting SARS-CoV-2. But, an individual might nevertheless carry the virus at similar levels and for a similar duration to those previously uninfected, with an unchanged potential for transmission. Vaccine-induced herd immunity is a complex issue inherent to a vaccine and the population receiving the vaccine. The central epidemiological questions about are as follows: what proportion of the population should be vaccinated to meet elimination (in a local program), eradication (in a global program) or a defined level of control? How is this affected by demographic factors (such as gender)? What is the best age at which to immunize? Besides, although age-dependent mortality risk is estimated to be higher for men and older people, such interpretation across gender, age groups, and countries, however, must be accepted with caution at present. Summary COVID-19 has taught us that health is the basis of global wealth and international solidarity is an essential response and a superior approach to isolationism. Hence, we must be clear about what the alternatives are when evaluating the merits of different ways of tackling this pandemic both in the short term as well as in the long term.

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Augmented Reality Try-On Watch Application

Patil¹,

Minche²,

Otari³

et al. 2022

IJARSCT

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Augmented reality is a growing trend in marketing and sales strategies in recent times. Augmented reality ads are immersive, meaning that marketers help build a specific emotional connection with customers. Unlike images or banners, for example, AR ads are interactive and lifelong users can see and interact with them. These days people prefer online shopping over traditional window shopping and augmented reality brands allow them to provide unique experiences with the convenience of allowing customers to tap their mobile devices. So, the main goal of creating the "AR Watch Tri-On Application" is to develop an Android application to try out different watches in a virtual manner using a mobile that supports the AR camera. The application can be used on online watch shopping websites and on applications such as Titan, Fastrack, Sonata, etc. This application eliminates the human effort of physically visiting watch shops which is a very time-consuming activity. The user can try many watches and different types of watches. Among the ongoing opportunities, augmented reality (AR) is widely accepted as the new game changer for big tech companies. The idea of augmented reality is much older than creating gaming experiences like Pokémon Go. It is used to improve customer experience and provide excellent solutions for easy detection of manufacturing defects. Throughout this paper, we will evaluate whether AR can be used for online shopping for fashion accessories and its future range. According to several studies conducted, approximately 20% -40% of garments sold through online fashion retailers are returned by consumers. Of this percentage, 60% - 70% is due to product return size issues. The main reason for this inefficiency is the wrong size ordered by the customer - many times by mistake. Because of this, the extra shipping cost for items returned by the retailer can lead to huge money loss and customer dissatisfaction.

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A Geographical Review: Novel Coronavirus (COVID-19) Pandemic

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<p>COVID-19 Pandemic: A Compressive Review on Gender, Herd Immunity, and Physiological Mechanisms</p>

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