October 11, 2022
Knowing how environmental factors, such as humidity, and human behavior, impact COVID-19 spread is increasingly essential as the disease could become endemic, and policymakers and healthcare systems must plan accordingly. OHT researchers addressed these issues in their article in Scientific Reports from Nature.
Find the article, titled “Investigating the effects of absolute humidity and movement on COVID-19 seasonality in the United States” here.
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