Health Officials Warn There Is No Proof Coronavirus Is Impacted By Spring And Summer Weather
- 4 years ago
Many are hoping that warmer weather will slow or stop the spread of the coronavirus.
Health experts warn that there is no evidence that the weather has any impact on the virus or its transmission.
A recent report indicates that studies have shown conflicting results regarding the virus and temperature fluctuations.
Scientists warn that warm weather alone will not be enough to stop the coronavirus from spreading at alarming rates.
"One should not assume that we are going to be rescued by a change in the weather".
Anthony Fauci
Director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
There is no proof that COVID-19 is impacted or its transmission rate is decreased based on temperature.
Health experts warn that there is no evidence that the weather has any impact on the virus or its transmission.
A recent report indicates that studies have shown conflicting results regarding the virus and temperature fluctuations.
Scientists warn that warm weather alone will not be enough to stop the coronavirus from spreading at alarming rates.
"One should not assume that we are going to be rescued by a change in the weather".
Anthony Fauci
Director of the U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
There is no proof that COVID-19 is impacted or its transmission rate is decreased based on temperature.