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Lipsitch specifies in any case that, as temperatures rise, only "a modest change can be expected and not enough to stop the transmission of the coronavirus on its own." He argues in this sense that the SARS of 2003, a virus with which the current coronavirus is often compared and which caused an epidemic that hit China, Vietnam, Thailand and Canada, among other countries, did not disappear due to natural causes, but due to " extremely intense public health interventions. LOWER CONTAGION RATE.
Also the preliminary results of an investigation carried out in Spain jointly by the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) and the Carlos III Health Institute (ISCIII), reveal "first Phone Number Database signs of correlation between meteorological variables and the spread of the disease." "In our country, the rate of coronavirus infection increases at a lower average temperature," says this report, published by the Ministry for the Ecological Transition, in which the number of new daily infections is compared with the average temperature corresponding to the same period in all the Autonomous Communities, between March 26 and April 5. The Aemet and ISCIII study also analyzes the influence of air humidity.
And remember that, according to recent research, it can also reduce the spread of the disease. "High temperatures and high humidity significantly reduce the transmission and spread of the virus, so the arrival of the spring season in the Northern Hemisphere could effectively reduce the transmission of Covid-19," the report states. DOUBTS. With great caution, a study signed by two experts from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) instead states that "it is unknown whether Covid-19 is affected by climate." They base their skepticism on the argument that, although it is true that the virus is having a greater incidence in non-tropical nations, it may be due to the fact that more tests are performed there, as well as the greater "global connectivity" that "countries" present.
Also the preliminary results of an investigation carried out in Spain jointly by the State Meteorological Agency (Aemet) and the Carlos III Health Institute (ISCIII), reveal "first Phone Number Database signs of correlation between meteorological variables and the spread of the disease." "In our country, the rate of coronavirus infection increases at a lower average temperature," says this report, published by the Ministry for the Ecological Transition, in which the number of new daily infections is compared with the average temperature corresponding to the same period in all the Autonomous Communities, between March 26 and April 5. The Aemet and ISCIII study also analyzes the influence of air humidity.
And remember that, according to recent research, it can also reduce the spread of the disease. "High temperatures and high humidity significantly reduce the transmission and spread of the virus, so the arrival of the spring season in the Northern Hemisphere could effectively reduce the transmission of Covid-19," the report states. DOUBTS. With great caution, a study signed by two experts from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) instead states that "it is unknown whether Covid-19 is affected by climate." They base their skepticism on the argument that, although it is true that the virus is having a greater incidence in non-tropical nations, it may be due to the fact that more tests are performed there, as well as the greater "global connectivity" that "countries" present.