Pilot study on creating an urban environment that controls the spread of virus
Автор: Wakai I.
Журнал: Вестник Международной академии наук (Русская секция) @vestnik-rsias
Рубрика: Экологическая антропология: здоровье, среда и качество жизни
Статья в выпуске: S1, 2022 года.
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According to findings to date, appropriate measures for prevention and treatment concerning the novel coronavirus Covid-19, have been based on medicine. The author however noted that it is necessary to not only depend on medical treatments, but also to harness the power of nature to full advantage such as circulation of the atmosphere and mutual interference in the ecosystem by focusing on densely populated urban environments, to control viral outbreaks and their diffusion. This pilot study therefore presents a new view by shifting the perspective on the urban environment beyond that of medicine to mitigate the spread of virus.
Urban environment, public health, pedagogy
Короткий адрес: https://sciup.org/143179251
IDR: 143179251
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