Abstract

Coronavirus infect many of animals, including humans beings and rarely can be transmitted from animals to humans and then from one person to large population. The Official name of the Coronavirus is COVID-19. This coronavirus infection have great concern in global. It is first time reported in the China (Wuhan), in end of December 2019 From China it has spread too many other countries around the world at very faster rate. Now India is also one of Organization) declared Novel Coronavirus a “Pandemic”. From China it is spreader from seafood and meat. Major symptoms of this infection is respiratory illness. The people which can get easily infected by Coronavirus are Old people (age above 60 years), children (age below 10 Years), Pregnant women and the people who are suffering from diseases like diabetes, cancer, cardiovascular diseases and any chronic respiratory diseases. This virus directly acts on the Immune system of the person. This disease is transmitted by inhalation or contact with droplets and the incubation period ranges from 2 to 14 days. When healthy one come in contact with saliva droplets or nose discharge of the infected shaking and wash every edible things before having it, use alcohol sanitizer to wash your hands. Till now there is no specific vaccines for this infection but by above precautions it can be controlled. In this review we will conclude detailed information of the coronavirus infection.

Keywords: China; COVID-19; Immune System; Precaution; Virus

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Citation: Siwani Devi., et al. “Novel Coronavirus: A Newly Arranged Review".Acta Scientific Pharmacology 1.9 (2020): 16-20.

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