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Covid 19 was a pandemic process that affected all of us deeply. All the people from the world faced with the symptomps either individually or from their loved ones. However, for some, it was nothing more than a mild flu; for others, it meant losing the people they loved.

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Why did COVID-19 cause only mild symptoms in some people, while leading to severe outcomes in others?

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Why did COVID-19 cause only mild symptoms in some people, while leading to severe outcomes in others?

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Understanding the Diverse Responses to COVID-19

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Understanding the Diverse Responses to COVID-19

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According to Ballow and Haga (2021), the difference in the body response of individuals to the disease is connected with their immune systems. Among the most critical factors is the Type I interferon (IFN) response. In extreme situations, it can be destroyed by genetic mutations or blocked by autoantibodies that suppress the protective effect of IFN. Bollow and Haga (2021) highleted the other factors, which are age, gender, general health status, and level of viral exposure.

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1 - Caused by the virus SARS-CoV-2, a coronavirus first identified in Wuhan, China, in December 2019.

2 - It led to a global pandemic declared by the World Health Organization (WHO) on March 11, 2020.

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Does COVID-19 still exist in the year 2025?

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Does COVID-19 still exist in the year 2025?

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In May of 2023, the World Health Organization (WHO) declared that COVID-19 was no longer a global health emergency. But this decleration did not signal the end of the pandemic. In 2025, experts believe that the virus has transformed into a endemic, parallel to Malaria. Meaning that the virus still causes occasional outbreaks and require proper health management.

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Travel bans restrained international (and sometimes domestic) travel to prevent the virus from spreading between countries and continents. Lockdowns were strict public health measures used to decrease the spread of COVID-19.

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Was the early lockdowns in certain countries like Australia and New Zealand effective?

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Was the early lockdowns in certain countries like Australia and New Zealand effective?

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Early Intervention Always Comes In Handy!

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Early Intervention Always Comes In Handy!

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Both Australia and New Zealand have launched never seen before social and economic restrictions in response to COVID-19, and both appear to be about equally successful at bringing the epidemic under control. Both Australia and New Zealand have declared low numbers of coronavirus cases and deaths, compared to other major countries.

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What were the negative side effects of the lockdowns?

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What were the negative side effects of the lockdowns?

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When COVID-19 happened, most countries imposed lockdown to slow down the spread of the virus. We stopped our natural social lives, institutions started to benefit from the technology and people started to work from home. Thus, no matter what people had to stay at home like we were in a post-apocalyptic movie. On one hand, the steps protected the public health element. On the other hand, they brought economic depression to society.

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Normally when a major disease breaks in it takes approximately 10 years to develop a proper vaccine. However COVID-19 vaccines were ready for emergency use in mere months.

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How did misinformation about vaccines spread, and what were the consequences?

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How did misinformation about vaccines spread, and what were the consequences?

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There is a research which is called "The good, the bad and the ugly of lockdowns during Covid-19" is written by Greyling et al. (2021). As you can understand by reading its catchy title, it helps us to understand the other sides of lockdowns. According to Greyling et al. (2021), during the lockdowns people started to fell economic insecurity and increased their social media usage especially in the countries that already have socioeconomic problems. There is a chart from the resarch and it shows us the dramatic change in peoples' happiness level when they got the death news of the people during the pandemic.

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Misinformation on a matter can affect the way of living of many people. Especially if its on a crucial one like vaccine misinformation. Distrust to life saving healthcare spread rapidly through social media and caused lower vaccination rates in certain regions of the world and as a result many people have suffered and died in a unnecessary manner.

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Due to the worldwide lockdown, there is a shift in the education system. Most of the instutions and the teachers were shocked by this dramatic change. Even in the well-rounded universities, there were some problems while adapting the new more technology centred system.

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According to Ausat (2022), teachers and even parents are willing to develop themselves technology usage in education after the pandemic. This leds the education more flexible, modern and adaptable for the next generation. To catch students' attantion and motivation, teachers must know their language which is technology in today world.

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COVID-19: The Pandemic That Changed Everything

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COVID-19: The Pandemic That Changed Everything

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The COVID-19 pandemic, emerging from Wuhan in late 2019, rapidly caused the globe a lot, claiming millions of lives while fundamentally transforming healthcare, economics, and social behaviors through unprecedented lockdowns, scientific breakthroughs in vaccine development, and a lasting shift to remote work that continues to shape our post-pandemic world.

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What early warning signs did we miss that could have prevented COVID-19's global spread?

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How did COVID-19 manage to evolve so rapidly into multiple concerning variants?

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Why do some infected individuals develop debilitating "Long COVID" symptoms lasting months or years, and what mechanisms drive these persistent health effects?

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We learned that interconnected supply chains collapse under pressure, revealing critical weaknesses in healthcare infrastructure, emergency response protocols, and international coordination. Sources: WHO COVID-19 Strategy Update, Johns Hopkins University Supply Chain Analysis.

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The Vulnerability of Global Systems on covid 19

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The pandemic demonstrated unprecedented scientific collaboration, shattering records with mRNA vaccine development completed in under a year rather than the typical decade.

Sources: Nature: Lessons from the lightning-fast quest for COVID vaccines, Science: The COVID-19 vaccine development landscape.

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COVID-19 exposed and worsened existing social inequities, with marginalized communities suffering disproportionate infection rates, deaths, and economic hardships.

Sources: CDC COVID-19 Health Equity data, NEJM: Racial Disparities in COVID-19.

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What began as mysterious pneumonia cases quickly became history's most disruptive pandemic. As lockdowns swept across continents, everyday routines vanished overnight, replaced by masks, distancing, and virtual connections. The crisis accelerated technological adoption, exposed healthcare gaps, and permanently shifted work patterns, leaving a transformed world even after the immediate threat subsided.

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Viral Turning Point: When Everything Changed

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Viral Turning Point: When Everything Changed

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Before 2020, pandemic planning was theoretical—after COVID-19, it became everyone's lived experience. From hospital overcrowding to empty grocery shelves, the novel coronavirus revealed societal weak points while creating a new vocabulary: social distancing, flattening the curve, and breakthrough infections. Despite incredible scientific achievement in rapid vaccine development, misinformation spread almost as quickly as the virus itself, creating lasting social divisions that persist alongside long COVID symptoms and reimagined workplaces.

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Viral Turning Point: When Everything Changed