Public health officials, businesses and financial markets are looking for signs ...
LONDON - Public health officials, businesses and financial markets are looking for signs of whether the arrival of warmer weather in the northern hemisphere might slow the spread of the new coronavirus COVID-19 epidemic. Here’s what we know about seasonal features of disease outbreaks.
“All we have to go on is analogies with other diseases that spread in similar ways,” said Paul Hunter, an infectious disease expert at Britain’s University of East Anglia. Winter weather also tends to see people spending more time indoors and clustering together. This increases the risk of infection.
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