Should I summarize the article, cold (low temperature) has no relation with being infected: two groups of people inoculated with a virus, one with wet suits in

Should I summarize the article, cold (low temperature) has no relation with being infected: two groups of people inoculated with a virus, one with wet suits in a cold environment, the other in a normal environment, develop a cold (the disease) at equal rate. Being in cold weather causes the same symptoms as "having a cold": teary eyes, runny nose and chills. The article postulates this is the root of the belief that cold weather causes "common cold".