Hi,

I am not virology specialist, so I am folloing this session to get more information...

Thanks my colleague for asking this question...

both are prevalent to some extent

I also feel both types of stigma are there.

Dear Dr Adom

Thanks for your interesting question, They both also correlated with each other now in many contents!

I think both are interdependent.

Today is the 55th lockdown day in India, the affected are a big chunck underpreviliged labour class ....https://images.app.goo.gl/cB6E6LhU3gNZEyzi6

both

Both are very obvious. The stigmatization and discrimination have hampered less self-report to the health facility and promoting home treatment now.

Thank you all for supporting the discussion.

Both are common

Thanks Ernestina

In my country (Indonesia) both stigma exist

Thanks Hadi for supporting the discussion

In my country; Iraq; public stigma seems more prevalent.

Thanks Zainab for shedding light on this discussion. Regards

I don't understand what you mean about "Stigma?" Do you mean wearing masks and opposed to not wearing them?

Dear Laverne,

Thank you for your participation in the discussion. The stigma used it refers to the unfair attitude meted out to Covid-19 patients, their family and friends.

Both in different ways.

Thanks Padhi for your part in the discussion.

Thanks Prof. Okeke for your insightful contribution and sharing the Nigerian perspective to the discussion. I am very grateful. Regards

Dickson

Dear Dr. Dickson Adom

Thank you very much for this question. I thing that public stigma is more.

Best regards

Many thanks Nasser Said Gomaa Abdelrasheed for your great participation in the discussion. I am very thankful. Regards

Dickson