It is unlikely that higher summer temperatures in the Northern Hemisphere limit the spread of the coronavirus, according to a report released Monday by Princeton University in the United States.
Numerous statistical studies conducted in recent months have shown an existing correlation between climate and pandemic, specifically that the warmer and more humid the environment, the more difficult it is for the coronavirus to spread.
However, these are very preliminary findings, the Princeton University report maintains, and the impact of climate on COVID-19, on the disease caused by the new coronavirus, would be very . . .
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