UNDERSTANDING CORONA A pandemic is keeping the world on tenterhooks, with unprecedented implications for human coexistence, science, economics and politics. Every day, knowledge about the SARS-CoV-2 virus, its mutants, and measures to combat the infection grows. Thousands of reports, technical papers, discussions, study results, assessments, and comments reach the public. The information covers basic areas of knowledge - from aerosols and vaccines to winter sports. The target audience is people who want to get information quickly, politicians, authorities, universities, schools, companies, SMEs and businesses. Important sources and links on the pandemic, authorities, ministries and occupational health guidelines are directly available in the book. A VIRUS PARALYZES US The pandemic involving SARS-CoV-2 and known mutations of this virus poses an unprecedented medical and economic challenge to the world's population. Measures to inhibit the spread of the virus are essential until there is sufficient immunization of the world's population. In addition to monitoring the spread of the virus and its gene sequences, consideration of the physicochemical properties of the virus (virus persistence in aerosols, temperature dependence, dependence on humidity and UV radiation) appears relevant to reduce the spread of the virus. WEATHER DEPENDENCE Observations as well as literature reviews suggest a dependence of infection rates on weather conditions is likely. PROPOSED SOLUTIONS to exit LOCKDOWN. Proposed solutions for returning to a normal daily routine are provided. We try to explain the pandemic and make it understandable and give people a perspective on a daily life with the virus. There is also advice for politicians to encourage thoughtful reactions. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator (free version)
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CORONA AND WEATHER
There is a Saisonality
Dr. med. Roland QuastDr. med. Bernd HaaffDr. med. Sabine Roelcke
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CORONA AND WEATHER
Copyright: © 2021Dr. med. Roland QuastDr. med. Bernd HaaffDr. med. Sabine Roelcke
published by: epubli GmbH, Berlinwww.epubli.de
Authors
Dr. med. Roland Quast
Director Aeromedical Center Germany
Aeromedical Examiner EASA, BAF und FAA
Member of International Academy of Aviation and Space Medicine
Member ICAO working group mental health
Dr. med. Bernd Haaff
InternistKardiologeInternistische Intensivmedizin FlugmedizinOberarzt der herzchirurgischen IntensivstationECMO-Zentrum Klinik für Thorax-Herz- und Gefäßchirurgie
Westpfalz-Klinikum KaiserslauternAeromedical Examiner EASA
Dr. med. Sabine Roelcke
CEO Aeromedical Center Germany
Fachärztin für Innere Medizin und Allgemeinmedizin Arbeits- Verkehrs- und Flugmedizin
EASA Circle of Experts
Lehrbeauftragte der Universität Stuttgart
Aeromedical Examiner EASA, BAF und FAA
Stuttgart-Airport, Mai 2021
Copyright 2021 Aeromedical Center Germany Dr. Roland Quast (C)
Unpredecentend challenge
The pandemic with SARS-CoV-2 and the known mutations of this virus poses an unprecedented medical and economic challenge to the world population.
Our team is very activ, information, vaccination, treating.
In addition to monitoring the spread of the virus and its gene sequences, consideration of the physicochemical properties of the virus (virus persistence in aerosols, temperature dependence, dependence on humidity and UV radiation) appears relevant to reduce the spread of the virus.
Weather Dependency
Observations, as well as literature reviews, make it likely that infection rates are dependent on weather conditions.
On the one hand, exploding knowledge - on the other, an immense need for information.
While researching this topic, we noticed that there is no easy-to-read guide to the corona virus and the pandemic. That is why we decided to write this little book.
No flu wave in Germany in 2021
This year, Germany seems to have been spared the usual usual flu season. Shortly before the end, the so far 519 laboratory-confirmed cases as defined by the Working Group on Influenza (AGI) at the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) are not enough to speak of the beginning of a flu wave.
There hasn't been a flu epidemic at all. This, he said, is a first since flu surveillance began in 1992 by the working Working Group.
Most other countries in the northern hemisphere have also been spared the wave.
A Virus paralyses us
The pandemic with SARS-CoV-2 and the known mutations of this virus poses an unprecedented medical and economic challenge to the world population.
Measures to inhibit the spread of the virus are essential until there is sufficient immunization of the world's population.
In addition to monitoring the spread of the virus and its gene sequences, consideration of the physicochemical properties of the virus (virus persistence in aerosols, temperature dependence, dependence on humidity and UV radiation) appears relevant to reduce the spread of the virus.
Weather Dependency
Observations, as well as literature reviews, make it likely that infection rates are dependent on weather conditions.
On the one hand, exploding knowledge - on the other, an immense need for information.
While researching this topic, we noticed that there is no easy-to-read guide to the corona virus and the pandemic. That is why we decided to write this little book.
No flu wave in Germany in 2021
This year, Germany seems to have been spared the usual usual flu season. Shortly before the end, the so far 519 laboratory-confirmed cases as defined by the Working Group on Influenza (AGI) at the Robert Koch Institute (RKI) are not enough to speak of the beginning of a flu wave.
There hasn't been a flu epidemic at all. This, he said, is a first since flu surveillance began in 1992 by the working Working Group.
Most other countries in the northern hemisphere have also been spared the wave.
Understanding CORONA
A pandemic keeps the world in suspense and has unprecedented effects on the coexistence of people, science, economy and politics.
Every day, knowledge about the SARS-CoV-2 virus, its mutants and measures to combat the infection grows. Thousands of reports, technical papers, discussions, study results, assessments and comments reach the public.
Temperature, relative humidity and UV radiation strongly influence the infection rate with the corona virus. The influence of the seasons on new infections with the Corona virus has now been scientifically proven.
The information covers basic areas of knowledge - from aerosols and vaccines to corona-tests.
The target group is people who want to inform themselves quickly, medium-sized businesses and companies. Important sources and links on the pandemic, authorities, ministries and occupational health guidelines are directly available in the book. They are updated regularly.
INSPIRATION FOR THIS BOOK
Incidence numbers are correlating with geographical altitude
The distribution of new infections in Germany is reminiscent of an elevation relief map. This coincidence could be by chance, nevertheless it seemed worth considering an analysis of previous publications.
Can corona virus infection and disease be related to meteorological data, specifically air temperature, water vapor saturation and UV radiation?
Based on our observations, we developed this working hypothesis:
There is a correlation between disease incidence, air temperature, water vapor saturation and UV radiation.
