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- [8] EFFECT OF HYPERTENSION AND RAS INHIBITORS TO ADULT PATIENTS (OVER 18 YEARS OLD) WITH SEVERE ACUTE RESPIRATORY SYNDROME CORONAVIRUS 2 (SARS-COV2) INFECTION WHO WERE ADMITTED TO HOSPITALJOURNAL OF HYPERTENSION, 2022, 40 (SUPPL) : E182 - E183Fejes, ImolaRoka, RichardAbraham, GyorgyVarkonyi, TamasLengyel, CsabaLegrady, Peter
- [9] During an ongoing pandemic of severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2, main question which has arisen in everyone's mind is about the immune response that may protect from reinfection. Coronaviruses are known for short-term immunity. Their ability of mutations enables them to escape host immunity, thus increasing chances of reinfection. Here we report two cases of reinfection among health care workers who presented with symptoms of COVID-19 disease, after 3 months of first infectious course. Such documentations are necessary for epidemiological purposes and also to monitor response of virus on re-exposure. © 2021 The Authors. Published by Elsevier Ltd.NEW MICROBES AND NEW INFECTIONS, 2021, 42Ahmed, A.Sana, F.Ikram, A.Yousaf, S.Khan, A.