Selected article for: "local spread and rr correlate"
Author: Gil Caspi; Uri Shalit; Soren Lund Kristensen; Doron Aronson; Lilac Caspi; Oran Rossenberg; Avi Shina; Oren Caspi
Title: Climate effect on COVID-19 spread rate: an online surveillance tool
  • Document date: 2020_3_30
    • ID: mdyojac2_35
    Snippet: There are several strengths in our findings. Our data is updated through March 19 2020, by which many countries imposed international restrictions, ensuring that our findings are more representative of local spread rather than imported cases. Moreover, we chose to look at data beyond patient 30 (for countries and USA states), further ensuring that the diagnosed cases are from local spread. We demonstrated that average temperature as well as dew p.....
    Document: There are several strengths in our findings. Our data is updated through March 19 2020, by which many countries imposed international restrictions, ensuring that our findings are more representative of local spread rather than imported cases. Moreover, we chose to look at data beyond patient 30 (for countries and USA states), further ensuring that the diagnosed cases are from local spread. We demonstrated that average temperature as well as dew point, were negatively correlated with the RR and RoS in the worldwide analysis. Twenty four countries were included in our analysis which aids in generalizing these findings worldwide as the pandemic rages on. In addition, we demonstrated that potential confounders such as the population size, the number of tests and the number of tests/1000 persons did not significantly correlate with RR or RoS. Finally, our results are easily reproducible and the developed tool will help track the dynamic changes and reassess the correlation between climate and disease spread in the future.

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