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Is COVID-19 a seasonal disease? 

People make their way amid snowfall on a street in Tianjin municipality December 21, 2008. Snow and freezing weather have swept large parts of northern China causing, travel chaos for thousands, state television and the meteorological department said on Sunday. REUTERS/Vincent Du    (CHINA) - GM1E4CL19Q001

There is some evidence to suggest that coronavirus might behave differently during the winter. Image: REUTERS/Vincent Du

John Letzing
Digital Editor, Strategic Intelligence, World Economic Forum
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