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Temperature, latitude correlate with COVID-19 cases and mortality rates - Vimarsana News

Temperature, latitude correlate with COVID-19 cases and mortality rates

With cities around the globe locking down yet again amid soaring COVID-19 numbers, could seasonality be partially to blame? New research from the University of Illinois says yes.

Study suggests Covid-19 could be seasonal - The Hindu BusinessLine - Vimarsana News

Study suggests Covid-19 could be seasonal - The Hindu BusinessLine

Mumbai | Updated on × The researchers downloaded relevant epidemiological data from 221 countries, along with their latitude, longitude, and average temperature Prashasti Awasthi Researchers from the University of Illinois stated in their study that coronavirus pandemic may be seasonal. The study, published in Evolutionary Bioinformatics, Illinois, showed Covid-19 cases and mortality rates, among other epidemiological metrics, are significantly correlated with temperature and latitude across 221 countries. “One conclusion is that the disease may be seasonal, like the flu. This is very re...

Global analysis suggests COVID-19 is seasonal - Vimarsana News

Global analysis suggests COVID-19 is seasonal

 E-Mail IMAGE: University of Illinois researchers, including Gustavo Caetano-Anolles, say COVID-19 is likely to become seasonal after the initial pandemic is brought under control. view more  Credit: L. Brian Stauffer, University of Illinois URBANA, Ill. - With cities around the globe locking down yet again amid soaring COVID-19 numbers, could seasonality be partially to blame? New research from the University of Illinois says yes. In a paper published in Evolutionary Bioinformatics, Illinois researchers show COVID-19 cases and mortality rates, among other epidemiological metrics, ...