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A weapon to fight against pervasive Omicron: systematic actions transiting to pre-COVID normal.

Frontiers in public health - 1 Jan 2023

Wang Na, Xue Jia, Xu Tianjiao, Li Huijie, Liu Bo

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The Coronavirus Disease-2019 (COVID-19) pandemic is not just a health crisis but also a social crisis. Confronted with the resurgence of variants with massive infections, the triggered activities from personal needs may promote the spread, which should be considered in risk management. Meanwhile, it is important to ensure that the policy responses on citizen life to a lower level. In the face of Omicron...

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PMID: 37744521
DOI: 10.3389/fpubh.2023.1204275
PMCID: PMC10512254

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