FRINK Linked Data Fragments server

Matches in SemOpenAlex for { <https://semopenalex.org/work/W4384759075> ?p ?o ?g. }

• W4384759075 endingPage "4784" @default.
• W4384759075 startingPage "4784" @default.
• W4384759075 abstract "The year 2020 will likely be remembered as the year dominated by COVID-19, or coronavirus disease. The emergence of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2), responsible for this pandemic, can be traced back to late 2019 in China. The COVID-19 pandemic has significantly impacted the tuberculosis (TB) care system, reducing TB testing and reporting. This can be attributed to the disruption of TB services and restrictions on patient movement, consequently increasing TB-related deaths. This perspective review aims to highlight the intersection between COVID-19 and TB, highlighting their dual threat and identifying shared solutions to address these two infectious diseases effectively. There are several shared commonalities between COVID-19 and tuberculosis, particularly the transmission of their causative agents, severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 (SARS-CoV-2) and Mycobacterium tuberculosis. Both pathogens are transmitted via respiratory tract secretions. TB and COVID-19 are diseases that can be transmitted through droplets and airborne particles, and their primary target is typically the lungs. Regarding COVID-19 diagnostics, several methods are available for rapid and accurate detection. These include RT-PCR, which can provide results within two hours, and rapid antigen test kits that offer results in just a few minutes. The availability of point-of-care self-testing further enhances convenience. On the other hand, various approaches are employed for TB diagnostics to swiftly identify active TB. These include sputum microscopy, sputum for reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT-PCR), and chest X-rays. These methods enable the rapid detection of active TB on the same day, while culture-based testing may take significantly longer, ranging from 2 to 8 weeks. The utilization of diverse diagnostic tools helps ensure the timely identification and management of COVID-19 and TB cases. The quality of life of patients affected by COVID-19 and tuberculosis (TB) can be significantly impacted due to the nature of these diseases and their associated challenges. In conclusion, it is crucial to emphasize the urgent need to address the dual threat of COVID-19 and TB. Both diseases have devastated global health, and their convergence poses an even greater challenge. Collaborative efforts, research investments, and policy reforms are essential to tackle this dual threat effectively." @default.
• W4384759075 created "2023-07-20" @default.
• W4384759075 creator A5046503315 @default.
• W4384759075 creator A5056117670 @default.
• W4384759075 creator A5069862645 @default.
• W4384759075 creator A5077615621 @default.
• W4384759075 date "2023-07-19" @default.
• W4384759075 modified "2023-10-18" @default.
• W4384759075 title "COVID-19 and Tuberculosis: Unveiling the Dual Threat and Shared Solutions Perspective" @default.
• W4384759075 cites W1484505246 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W1546213590 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2035579424 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2117094578 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2130852575 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2159773654 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2163986350 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2252203093 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2330983214 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2478119285 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2512837494 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2739749767 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2766672489 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2803733393 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2896055019 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2901742101 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2966648434 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W2984765438 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3002108456 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3003217347 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3007952794 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3008028633 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3008398457 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3008827533 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3010604545 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3012501839 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3015768491 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3019086896 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3025179815 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3025918176 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3027057919 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3030407925 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3033357159 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3034510846 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3036026378 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3037184514 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3040064613 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3045010267 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3072689399 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3080808763 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3083396124 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3087424823 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3087467629 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3089805074 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3091178517 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3095354079 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3095908995 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3106412904 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3122300259 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3129982423 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3134678470 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3163319925 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3164962581 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3170822155 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3174599482 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3183455096 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3188205258 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3191663201 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3198018377 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3198937258 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3217601172 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4200530390 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4205216844 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4205687123 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4205859500 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4210729388 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4220662931 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4220713248 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4220836245 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4226045898 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4286685297 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4287839338 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4288074190 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4289550043 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4292548988 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4293109488 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4297547690 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4306377514 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4309312736 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4311791607 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4318481482 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4322496452 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4360839090 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4362635948 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W4363645817 @default.
• W4384759075 cites W3099865265 @default.
• W4384759075 doi "https://doi.org/10.3390/jcm12144784" @default.
• W4384759075 hasPubMedId "https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/37510899" @default.
• W4384759075 hasPublicationYear "2023" @default.

• next