For Thailand, our data Ourworldindata This shows that the excess mortality situation is higher than many countries around the world. Especially in the last two years since the second wave until now. And obviously after the start of Delta and Omicron, consistent with daily news from different media. Presented to acknowledge that someone had died at home, in the fort, or otherwise. not in the system for reporting deaths from COVID
regular protection Living with awareness, carelessness, responsibility for yourself, family and society is necessary. Be aware of the situation around you it will behave correctly.
Update information on COVID-19 from NIAID NIH, USA
Stein SR et al., National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, National Institutes of Health, USA. The results of the study were published in the journal Nature on December 14, 2022, where 44 cadavers of people died from COVID-19.
The essence is to find the virus spreading in the tissues of various organs. every system in the body Can be detected in the dead body up to 8 months (230 days) after infection and symptoms. The results of this study reinforce that A covid-19 infection is not a common cold But it looks like an infection that spreads to every system in the body. The research team estimated that such a systemic infection mechanism is likely to be related to the Long COVID problem, which is seen in large numbers of patients worldwide after early recovery from infection. And the study needs to be extended to understand Long COVID in order to find a way to continue care.
protect yourself from infection Or not to be re-infected is the best The epidemic situation in Thailand has many infections every day. receive the booster vaccination as scheduled Especially if the last dose is more than 6 months ago, avoid dangerous activities, crowded places, poor ventilation. Choose to use a restaurant to eat and drink. with staff wearing masks Keep the distance between services and not be overcrowded. It is very important. Wearing a mask covers your mouth and nose properly during everyday life outside the home. It will greatly reduce the risk.
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