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We all know thatThe influenza season falls in colder months, with fewer cases coming in spring and especially summer. But it may be time to drop the hope that hot weather will have a direct impact on thePandemic of Covid-19. A new study published inClinical Infectious DiseasesI examined the impact that weather conditions could have on the disease, on the basis of existing cases, and its conclusions are not encouraging for those who hope that summer will kill coronavirus.

The good news? The researchers found that theThe rate of infections has decreased Slightly like climbed temperatures - but only at a certain point. Above 52 degrees Fahrenheit, the temperature did not make a significant difference. In most parts of the country, we already appreciate warmer days. The logic would therefore say that we have already lived the dip in cases that this research predicts.

The same study also examined whether the UV rays of the sun or precipitation seemed to have an effect. The rate of infection was slightly lowered as the UV index climbed, but not enough to conclude that the summer swallows the virus. The precipitation, meanwhile, do not affect the coronavirus distribution at all.

"Based on our analysis, the modest [between temperature and infection rate] suggests that it is unlikely that the transmission of the disease slowly slows down the summer months of the increase in temperature only", said the first author of the study.Shiv T. Sehra, MD, Director of the Internal Medicine Residency Program at Mount Auburn Hospital and Assistant Medicine Professor at Harvard School of Medicine, by science daily.

According to national health institutes, many researchers believe thatCOVID-19 could become a seasonal disease If it is not eradicated. As immunity develops in the population, it can fall into similar diagrams to the flu. But we have a long way to go until then.

So, as time improves and the house has remained inside the house becomes less and less attractive, it is essential to remember that science has essentially expected that the sun and the higher temperatures slow down this disease while it is in the stages of the pandemic. Continue taking precautions such as frequent hand washing,mask in public and social distancing as much as possible. And for more health facts, you need to know,It is when the coronavirus is the most contagious.