For whatever reason this old article popped up on my reading list, and I was wondering if anyone had good follow up studies on: “what immune duration response is necessary to avoid COVID-19 becoming seasonal?” https://t.co/OOoAbOizM4
@fuzzidelic On seasonal variation (from a June study):
According to this study, “Although the data suggest temperature and humidity may affect viral viability and transmission, given our limited data on the emerging pandemic, the seasonality of COVID-19 cannot yet be definitively determined. https://t.co/RY…
@FatEmperor @FatEmperor Based on this analysis; would you expect a small increase CV-19 in Q4 in Europe? My fear is, if yes, then we’ll potentially be in for another pointless lockdown. Thoughts on this article? https://t.co/d9hZ8eGf8a
RT @juli_squanchez: @CovidSenseBloke @FatEmperor @mvankerkhove https://t.co/ZooaHGnOpT How can they deny what is so evident?
@CovidSenseBloke @FatEmperor @mvankerkhove https://t.co/ZooaHGnOpT How can they deny what is so evident?
According to a study in @IDSAInfo, "If duration of immunity to #SARS_CoV_2 mimics other related coronaviruses, recurrent outbreaks are likely to occur."🦠🦠 #coronavirus #pandemic https://t.co/CIO3CaxmWh
Mia Kanzawa, Hilary Spindler, Andrew Anglemyer, George W Rutherford, Will Coronavirus Disease 2019 Become Seasonal?, The Journal of Infectious Diseases, https://t.co/m3dnUvMoKa