Editors Note on Psychological Effects of COVID-19 and its overview-letter to Readers
*Corresponding Author
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Kuldip Sidhu, Associate Professor, Centre for Healthy Brain Ageing, University of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia, Email: k.sidhu@unsw.edu.au
Abstract
Extreme intense respiratory disorder crown infection 2 (SARS-CoV-2) has met characterization of a pandemic and keeps on spreading universally (WHO). The World Health Organization (WHO) latest affirmed cases are at more than 2 million, 157, 000 passings, and more than 213 nations with recognized cases. Outside of the patients affected by COVID-19, the world’s biopsychosocial make up is developing and affecting mankind in an unexpected way. Morals encompassing the effect of COVID-19 from a human services point of view have immediately been created on a universal and national levels (WHO, Ethics), which sway how we triage and designate assets.
Keywords: Psychological Effects, COVID-19, Journal, Mental Health
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