COVID-19 pandemic

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The COVID-19 pandemic is a global outbreak of the coronavirus SARS-CoV-2 that began in late 2019, causing widespread illness, deaths, and major disruptions to societies and economies worldwide.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf global health crisis
pandemic
affects global population
cause COVID-19
declarationAsPandemicDate 2020-03-11
declarationAsPublicHealthEmergencyOfInternationalConcernDate 2020-01-30
declaredBy World Health Organization
economicImpact global recession
increased unemployment
supply chain disruptions
hasCauseAgent SARS-CoV-2
hasSymptom cough
fatigue
fever
loss of smell
loss of taste
shortness of breath
hasVaccine inactivated virus COVID-19 vaccines
mRNA COVID-19 vaccines
protein subunit COVID-19 vaccines
viral vector COVID-19 vaccines
ledTo development of mRNA vaccine platforms
emergency use authorization of vaccines
global mask mandates in many regions
increased investment in public health infrastructure
travel health certificates and vaccine passports
majorVaccineDeveloper AstraZeneca
Gamaleya Research Institute
Johnson & Johnson
Moderna
Pfizer–BioNTech
Sinopharm
Sinovac
monitoredBy Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
World Health Organization
national public health agencies
notableVariant Alpha variant
Beta variant
Delta variant
Gamma variant
Omicron variant
preventiveMeasure face masks
hand hygiene
isolation of cases
lockdowns
physical distancing
quarantine
remote work policies
school closures
travel restrictions
vaccination
publicHealthResponse contact tracing
genomic surveillance of variants
mass testing
relatedTo 2019–2020 coronavirus outbreak in China
global vaccination campaigns
riskFactor crowded indoor environments
immunosuppression
older age
underlying health conditions
socialImpact border closures
cancellation of public events
mental health challenges
rise of remote learning
rise of telemedicine
school closures worldwide
travel bans
startLocation Wuhan, Hubei, China
startTime 2019-12
transmissionMethod aerosols
close contact
contaminated surfaces
respiratory droplets


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