Sources of Key Evidences for COVID-19 Pandemic
Abstract
Coronavirus disease -19 (COVID-19) has become a global pandemic
and health emergency. Research and studies are ongoing at a rapid
pace. It is challenging to keep pace with the published and ongoing
research, especially considering the fact that many show conflicting
results. Many organizations have produced key evidence sources
focusing on scientific studies about the disease. In this article the
authors describe certain important evidence sources and highlight
their important features. In this article we have described thirteen
high-quality evidence sources which will be useful to researchers,
policy makers and others make sense of the rapidly emerging
evidence related to COVID-19. As the pandemic continues for the
second year some sources dependent on volunteers are facing
challenges in regularly updating the evidence. ....Click to read Full Text PDF
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