Will I eliminate the coronerius ' hot weather? Scientists Publicise Ancient Study

Scientists believe that hot weather can bring new data on the virus by showing how it reacts at high temperatures. flu epidemics usually disappear when winter ends; but can the sun's rays similarly affect the behavior of the coronary and its distribution?

This is a key question that epidemiologists will be under constant observation, writes The Guardian, following Periscopi.

Initial studies on other coronarys show hopeful information, the pit of diseases that occur during the winter, and the complete extinction during springtime.

Amazingly, these peaks of coronarys coincide with the outbreaks of the flu season. And only a few people are infected with coronarys over the summer.

An important study on ordinary coronarys ? HcoV-NL63, HcoV-OC43 and HxV-229E It was published last week by scientists at University College in London.

Analyzing data collected for several years in a row, they found that the highest rates of infections occurred in February, while in summer months they were much lower.

Other studies have shown that coronarys are seasonal in behavior and are affected by temperature. /Periscope