3/18/2020

Will Corona Virus End In Summer? Washington (NET News) - The debate over the Corona virus is still on, whether the hot weather could lead to the outbreak of the Corona virus?



 Some other medical experts also believed that hot weather would reduce coronary virus cases by reducing flu and other diseases.

 However, Christopher Morris, a researcher at George Washington University, says that is premature.
 It may or may not be so.

 The Corona virus is also a flu and respiratory disease, he says.

 They increase in winter and decrease in summer.

 But a group of scientists believe that warmer climates can help cure the virus.

But there is no denying the possibility that the outbreak will not recur in the coming winter.

Will Corona Virus End In Summer?

 Washington (NET News) - The debate over the Corona virus is still on, whether the hot weather could lead to the outbreak of the Corona virus?

 Some other medical experts also believed that hot weather would reduce coronary virus cases by reducing flu and other diseases.

 However, Christopher Morris, a researcher at George Washington University, says that is premature.
 It may or may not be so.

 The Corona virus is also a flu and respiratory disease, he says.

 They increase in winter and decrease in summer.

 But a group of scientists believe that warmer climates can help cure the virus.

 But there is no denying the possibility that the outbreak will not recur in the coming winter.

Experts say that flu and respiratory illnesses are more likely to occur in the winter because the dryness of the air is higher than in summer.

 But a group of scientists says the Corona virus is a bit different.

 The virus was found in colder regions of China as well as in relatively warm and humid climates. Experts say that flu and respiratory illnesses are more likely to occur in the winter because the dryness of the air is higher than in summer.

 But a group of scientists says the Corona virus is a bit different.

 The virus was found in colder regions of China as well as in relatively warm and humid climates.

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