Hazim Aziz Naji AL-Hadrawi* and Ghfran Nazar Abbas

University of Kufa, Faculty of Science, Najaf, Iraq

*Corresponding Author: Hazim Aziz Naji AL-Hadrawi, University of Kufa, Faculty of Science, Najaf, Iraq.

Received: August 17, 2023; Published: October 30, 2023

Abstract

The aim of the research is to reveal the level of response of students of the Faculty of Science to the vaccines for corona disease. The research included 1240 male and female students in all departments of the college. The research included the preparation of vaccinated students with mention of the first or second dose in addition to the type of vaccine used to detect the level of discrepancy in taking the first dose and the second dose for males and females. Deaths due to corona were also recorded for a family member for all the community under study. This indicates the seriousness of this disease. on public health.

As these statistics were collected for the numbers of infected and vaccinated students of the Faculty of Science for all six departments and by answering yes or yes to the paper, which was for a period of three months to obtain a satisfactory result and give an opportunity to participate as many as possible, the number of participants was 1240 as a total, including 450 males and 790 feminine.

The results of the research indicated that the incidence of infection was relatively high in the community, the College of Science, and there was a discrepancy between the incidence of males and females, where the percentage of males was 64%, while the percentage of females was less, 49%. Also The results of the research indicated that the incidence of infection was relatively high in the community, the College of Science, and there was a discrepancy between the incidence of males and females, where the percentage of males was 64%, while the percentage of females was less, 49%. As well as It was noted in this study that the proportion of vaccinated has varied according to the type of vaccine. Where the Pfizer type occupied 71%, which is the first compared to the other types, which accounted for 21% of the Sinopharma type, and the least was the share of the AstraZeneca vaccine, which constituted only 7%.

Keywords: Covid-19; Pfizer; Sinopharma and AstraZeneca Vaccine

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Citation

Citation: Hazim Aziz Naji AL-Hadrawi and Ghfran Nazar Abbas. “Biochemical and Morphological Determination of Bacteria and Fungi in Spoilt Mango and Watermelon Fruits in Sokoto State, Nigeria".Acta Scientific Microbiology 6.11 (2023): 43-46.

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