6 coronavirus myths you should know about, according to experts.
Myth #7: The virus will die off this summer when temperatures rise.
You may have heard that viruses spread more easily in the colder months, or that hot weather thwarts coronavirus cases — and there is some truth to that. As of now, researchers do think thatmean that the spread of coronavirus will stop entirely when conditions become milder – and new coronavirus cases are popping up everywhere in the world, regardless of climate. Bottom line: Scientists still don't know for sure how temperature changes will influence the spread of COVID-19.
In fact, says Dr. Favini, while “people of any age or group can be asymptomatic carriers,” it’s younger people who are more likely to carry the virus to other people. “Though younger people may be asymptomatic and/or have mild symptoms, it is extremely important for people of all ages to practice social distancing,” he says.is unfolding in real time, and guidelines change by the minute. We promise to give you the latest information at time of publishing, but please refer to the CDC and WHO for updates.
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