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I assume you think so because it looks like 'standard' influenza which has a hard time surviving in spring. It's understandable to think that, problem is it's c
by stinos 7y ago
I assume you think so because it looks like 'standard' influenza which has a hard time surviving in spring. It's understandable to think that, problem is it's completely not known whether this virus also behaves like that.
- hokumguru 7y agoSARS dissipated quite quickly come the warmer months, hopefully this similar coronavirus does as well. It's the best we can hope for right now.
- kangnkodos 7y agoIt's the end of summer in Brazil, and they have 151 cases. Unfortunately, that makes me think summer is not going to stop this one.
- noxer 7y agoSARS was highly invective several days after first symptoms. SARS stooped because people who had it could be contained. There is no evidence that warmer months helped in any way. It's one of these modern myths or however we call them.
- pvaldes 7y ago> influenza which has a hard time surviving in spring The problem is than when we will reach summer, half of the planet will start the winter. A interesting question is if the coronavirus will be able to hide in the southern hemisphere or not. That would start and endless migration cycle from now on.