LitCovid-sentences  

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T28 0-36 Sentence denotes IMPACT OF INFODEMIC ON PUBLIC HEALTH
T29 37-182 Sentence denotes The term infodemia was coined during the SARS outbreak, however, it is becoming comparatively more serious in the outbreak of COVID-19 infection.
T30 183-314 Sentence denotes This term is used to present the epidemic of rapidly spreading misinformation through social media platforms and other outlets [8].
T31 315-500 Sentence denotes Winning the race of the sharing novel details for COVID-19 and gaining fame over social media have accelerated the rate of spreading forged news during the current outbreak of COVID-19.
T32 501-620 Sentence denotes This situation is leading to cause massive infodemic, which may increase the risk of severe public health consequences.
T33 621-831 Sentence denotes Aiming at sharing tailored information with specific target groups using a series of amplifiers, WHO’s risk communication team launched a new information platform known as WHO Information Network for Epidemics.
T34 832-979 Sentence denotes This platform actively reported the details related to COVID-19 after COVID-19 was declared a Public Health Emergency of International Concern [8].
T35 980-1073 Sentence denotes However, a large population is either not aware or has no access to the information provided.
T36 1074-1178 Sentence denotes Therefore, people who use social networks excessively are prone to adverse effects related to infodemic.
T37 1179-1280 Sentence denotes The major concerns associated with infodemic can further add to the psychological stress and anxiety.
T38 1281-1600 Sentence denotes To mitigate the risks associated with infodemic the public health community should provide help to social and conventional media to better understand the actual concerns associated with the outbreak and positively portray the efforts from health care services providers, medical associations and scientific communities.