Although the COVID-19 crisis is no longer a global health emergency, said the World Health Organization (WHO), WHO said last Friday that nearly 337 million life years were lost in the two first years of the COVID-19 pandemic, as millions of people died prematurely, with seven million officially reported and believed to be closer to 20 million in actual figures.
Although the COVID-19 crisis is no longer a global health emergency, said the World Health Organization (WHO), WHO said last Friday that nearly 337 million life years were lost in the two first years of the COVID-19 pandemic, as millions of people died prematurely, with seven million officially reported and believed to be closer to 20 million in actual figures.
Although the COVID-19 crisis is no longer a global health emergency, said the World Health Organization (WHO), WHO said last Friday that nearly 337 million life years were lost in the two first years of the COVID-19 pandemic, as millions of people died prematurely, with seven million officially reported and believed to be closer to 20 million in actual figures.
Although the COVID-19 crisis is no longer a global health emergency, said the World Health Organization (WHO), WHO said last Friday that nearly 337 million life years were lost in the two first years of the COVID-19 pandemic, as millions of people died prematurely, with seven million officially reported and believed to be closer to 20 million in actual figures.