Coronavirus is worse in cold weather, research suggests

Coronavirus is worse in cold weather, research suggests
Winter weather Feb 28th 2020
Tue, 21 Jul, 2020 - 11:14
Nina Massey, PA Science Correspondent

Coronavirus may be more severe in colder months than warmer ones, and dry indoor air may encourage its spread, new research suggests.

Severe Covid-19 outcomes decreased as the pandemic progressed from winter to the warmer months, analysis indicates.

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