Advanced Materials and Convergence Technologies for Sustainable COVID-19 Healthcare Model

Mishra, Anshuman; Shukla, Yogesh; Tiwari, Ashutosh

doi:10.5185/amlett.2021.011589

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“…101 On the other hand, value assessment of biomarkers, sensors technology, and advanced materials for diverse functionality and compatibility to deliver desired bioactivity is an important taskto be included in the roadmap of the public health system. [102][103][104][105] Potential inclusion of advanced bio-and nanomaterials, tissue engineering and digital technologies make substantial contribution for functional therapeutics and diagnostic devices. 98,[106][107][108][109][110] Moreover, imperious to consider nanomaterials-based biosensors research for diagnosis and therapeutics can transform the biomedical procedures for various diseases.…”

Section: Convalescent Plasma Therapymentioning

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Progress in COVID research and developments during pandemic

Shukla¹,

Patra²,

Das

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The pandemic respiratory disease COVID‐19 has spread over the globe within a small span of time. Generally, there are two important points are being highlighted and considered towards the successful diagnosis and treatment process. The first point includes the reduction of the rate of infections and the next one is the decrease of the death rate. The major threat to public health globally progresses due to the absence of effective medication and widely accepted immunization for the COVID‐19. Whereas, understanding of host susceptibility, clinical features, adaptation of COVID‐19 to new environments, asymptomatic infection is difficult and challenging. Therefore, a rapid and an exact determination of pathogenic viruses play an important role in deciding treatments and preventing pandemic to save the people's lives. It is urgent to fix a standardized diagnostic approach for detecting the COVID‐19. Here, this systematic review describes all the current approaches using for screening and diagnosing the COVID‐19 infectious patient. The renaissance in pathogen due to host adaptability and new region, facing creates several obstacles in diagnosis, drug, and vaccine development process. The study shows that adaptation of accurate and affordable diagnostic tools based on candidate biomarkers using sensor and digital medicine technology can deliver effective diagnosis services at the mass level. Better prospects of public health management rely on diagnosis with high specificity and cost‐effective manner along with multidisciplinary research, specific policy, and technology adaptation. The proposed healthcare model with defined road map represents effective prognosis system.

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Progress in COVID research and developments during pandemic

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Patra²,

Das

et al. 2022

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“…The current healthcare model in a sustainable framework calls for a materials-science approach to biosensors nanotechnology and device development [12][13][14][15]. Biosensing systems integrated into digital health care have the potential to improve disease diagnosis and treatment [16,17]. Various applications of advanced materials and nanomaterials have positive effects on human health, and innovations in these areas have allowed for the creation of new commercial products [18,19].…”

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Materials Advances to Achieve One World Climate

Tiwari¹

2022

Adv. Mater. Lett.

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“…AI-enabled systems work continuously based on data inputs by any stakeholders, so these capabilities will be valuable to confront and adapt for set of disease models. AI is playing important role in suggesting disease biomarkers, vaccine components, understanding viral protein structures, and 3D structure of a protein based on its genetic sequence [ 29 ]. The human cells and virus spike protein could be more understandable in terms of configuration and functional aspects.…”

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Sustainable chemical preventive models in COVID-19: Understanding, innovation, adaptations, and impact

Mishra

Choudhary

Das

et al. 2021

Journal of the Indian Chemical Society

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COVID-19 is considered as a major public health problem caused by the SARS CoV-2. This Viral infection is known to induce worldwide pandemic in short period of time. Emerging evidence suggested that the transmission control and drug therapy may influence the preventive measures extensively as the host surrounding environment and pathogenic mechanism may contribute to the pandemic condition earlier in COVID-19 disease. Although, several animals identified as reservoir to date, however human-to-human transmission is well documented. Human beings are sustaining the virus in the communities and act as an amplifier of the virus. Human activities i.e., living with the patient, touching patient waste etc. in the surrounding of active patients or asymptomatic persons cause significant risk factors for transmission. On the other hand, drug target and mechanism to destroy the virus or virus inhibition is depends on diversified approaches of drugs and different target for virus life cycle. This article describes the sustainable chemical preventive models understanding, requirements, technology adaptation and the implementation strategies in these pandemic-like situations. As the outbreak progresses, healthcare models focused on transmission control through disinfections and sanitization based on risk calculations. Identification of the most suitable target of drugs and regional control model of transmission are of high priority. In the early stages of an outbreak, availability of epidemiological information is important to encourage preventive measures efforts by public health authorities and provide robust evidence to guide interventions. Here, we have discussed the level of adaptations in technology that research professionals display toward their public health preventive models. We should compile a representative data set of adaptations that humans can consider for transmission control and adopt for viruses and their hosts. Overall, there are many aspects of the chemical science and technology in virus preventive measures. Herein, the most recent advances in this context are discussed, and the possible reasons behind the sustainable preventive model are presented. This kind of sustainable preventive model having adaptation and implementation with green chemistry system will reduce the shedding of the virus into the community by eco-friendly methods, and thus the risk of transmission and infection progression can be mitigated.

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Advanced Materials and Convergence Technologies for Sustainable COVID-19 Healthcare Model

Cited by 4 publications

References 16 publications

Progress in COVID research and developments during pandemic

Progress in COVID research and developments during pandemic

Materials Advances to Achieve One World Climate

Sustainable chemical preventive models in COVID-19: Understanding, innovation, adaptations, and impact

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