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The breakout of Coronavirus disease 2019, 2020 has left people and the whole system scrambled. The sectors like; health, education, financial even the government got effected by this virus. Situations are tough now and most important things have to move on.
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Since this deadly virus called Covid-19 arrived today, the pandemic is still in the news. In the health sectors, doctors are treating a large number of patients with Coronavirus symptoms every day. At this moment the demand for medicines is in the high range now, so as the medical supplies.
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Uploaded on Oct 01, 2020
The coronavirus belongs to a family of such kind of viruses that can cause the common cold and respiratory issues. The coronavirus disease 2019, 2020 is caused by a specific type of coronavirus that has been mutated in 2019.
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Uploaded on Sep 14, 2020
The outbreak of corona in 2019 is now at its peak point and the result has turned to this pandemic right now. People are getting infected with this virus. Some are recovering and some are dying.
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The break out of Coronavirus Disease 2019, 2020 has brought us the situation we are facing right now. It has an unpredictable future because of not having the proper vaccine in our hands yet.
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An important factor of the immunity system is to build the new cells and antibodies to kill the arrival of any dangerous or infectious substances inside the human body.
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Uploaded on Jul 07, 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic revealed several high-value use cases where digital ledger technologies, such as blockchain, could solve urgent global needs and enable rapid response.
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Uploaded on Jun 09, 2020
Blockchain technologies have been pretty prevalent over the last few years, and their popularity has been boosted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Uploaded on Jun 08, 2020
It is a very unfortunate situation that we are facing now due to COVID-19. Everything has changed all of a sudden results in an uncertain circumstance. People lost their jobs, businesses are getting shut down, and the economy got hit badly without any mercy.
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Uploaded on May 27, 2020
Nobody may have known how the new year was going to begin when the world heard of the then-nameless novel coronavirus on the last day of 2019. The illness, COVID-19, has destroyed more than 340 thousand lives and affected millions more in just months.
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As the number of reports of COVID-19 grow, so does the amount of treatment submissions for new therapies that exceed existing pharmacopeia for recurring applicants.
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Uploaded on May 14, 2020
The current outbreak of the new 2019 Novel Coronavirus (2019 n-CoV) has taken hold of several major countries around the world. With China, its country of origin, South Korea, Italy, and Iran are some of the most severely affected countries.
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Uploaded on Apr 21, 2020
You may be surprised to hear it, but some of the top data breaches since 2015 have all been with the medical field. Patient records and breaches have only since then increased with systems and hospitals already overloaded, and there is reason to be concerned.
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Uploaded on Apr 17, 2020
Blockchain has the potential to completely reinvent Health Care and the electronic systems they use, currently care facilities struggle immensely with outdated and inefficient systems that sometimes can actually cause more problems than they are there to solve. Statistics show there is a drastically
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Uploaded on Mar 19, 2020
Among the many inspiring technologies that have come to be over the last few years, blockchain is by far the most promising. With its universal new solutions blockchain has the capability to completely change any market within any corporation, most avidly financial institutions.
Read MoreThe breakout of Coronavirus disease 2019, 2020 has left people and the whole system scrambled. The sectors like; health, education, financial even the government got effected by this virus. Situations are tough now and most important things have to move on.
__Oct 06, 2020Since this deadly virus called Covid-19 arrived today, the pandemic is still in the news. In the health sectors, doctors are treating a large number of patients with Coronavirus symptoms every day. At this moment the demand for medicines is in the high range now, so as the medical supplies.
__Oct 06, 2020The coronavirus belongs to a family of such kind of viruses that can cause the common cold and respiratory issues. The coronavirus disease 2019, 2020 is caused by a specific type of coronavirus that has been mutated in 2019.
__Oct 01, 202009/06/2020
Blockchain technologies have been pretty prevalent over the last few years, and their popularity has been boosted by the COVID-19 pandemic.
The traceability feature of blockchain provides several persuasive cases of usage, especially in the sense of a crisis such as COVID-19; specifically, in this case, the ability to provide a single point of truth in monitoring contributions, drugs, and, most notably, medical supplies. COVID-19 creates a large number of data points, which lets us fulfill one of the main needs at the moment: the opportunity to accept, exchange which transmit data.
If employed in a facility, operating as a first responder or employed with a government agency, providing a common focal point that organizes and quantifies the necessary data increases performance, but can be converted into saving lives in the COVID-19 setting.
If the future evolves from existing circumstances, blockchain technology is projected to play a greater role in the day-to-day healthcare sector through the idea of a patient passport.
Using COVID-19 as an example, via a digital passport program, alarm alerts may be provided whenever, for example, a person approached a region with an elevated concentration of contaminated patients.
A patient passport may provide other practical advantages, such as a substantial reduction in the documentation, the right to alert emergency responders about pre-existing illnesses, improved data collection capacity, and maybe even future cash incentives for the exchange of medical data.
It is even more critical than ever for patients to have full trust in the quality of the medicines/vaccines they are obtaining. Blockchain technologies may aid by monitoring the drug from source to user, allowing the customer the trust that the medication/vaccine in their hands has not expired and is not fraudulent.
Blockchain is built on the main point of truth concept; blockchain technology will be the core point where organizations will exchange evidence, test reports, principles, and ideas. Rather of a fragmented siloed world with a variety of agencies and organizations operating separately to produce a vaccine, blockchain technology will be a focal point that puts together greater efficiencies and improved exchange of vital knowledge on the road to vaccine development.
The strength of blockchain is the potential to exchange data without revealing sensitive details because it is meant to do so. When we battle this pandemic, we advise policymakers to pursue the models of Rapid Medical Parts, MiPasa, Tymlex, and Civitas: develop blockchain systems that collect and protect data that our decision-makers require without eroding our democratic principles.