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For any copyright, please send me a message.  Coronavirus has spread to four continents and has killed 1,017 people in China. This has surpassed the death toll from the 2002 to 2003 outbreak of SARs, but will warmer temperatures cause coronavirus to dissipate? Trending  The novel coronavirus has now been named Covid-19, which stands for coronavirus disease 2019. Across the UK, there have been eight confirmed cases and a total of 1,350 negative results. US President Donald Trump spoke to supporters in a crowded arena at Southern New Hampshire University on Tuesday about the growing spread of coronavirus. In his speech, the president made a claim about coronavirus, stating the heat of April will cause the virus to “go away.”  READ MORE Coronavirus PANIC: Terrified Brighton residents to ‘self-isolate’  President Trump said: “The virus... typically that will go away in April. “The heat, generally speaking, kills this kind of virus.” Mr Trump said the people infected with coronavirus in the United States are in “great shape”. In total 13 people in the US have been diagnosed with coronavirus. Out of these, 11 have been confirmed in people who recently traveled to Wuhan, China; the other two are instances of person-to-person transmission.But will coronavirus go away with April heat? The simple answer is there are too many unknowns about coronavirus to say for certain. Anthony Fauci, director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, told reporters on Friday: “The issue is, we don’t know. “And any kind of prediction would be ill-advised because we really have so many unknowns.”  READ MORE Coronavirus UK threat: Male prisoners tested for deadly virus  Mr Fauci said in the “best scenario” the Chinese would contain the outbreak and there would be a stop to its international spread. But he added China could fail to control the outbreak or, even if it were successful, the virus could spread to a country without the resources to trace contacts and isolate new cases. Medical journal The Lancet warned, even if the epidemic starts to decline where it began in the Chinese city of Wuhan in April, it may still grow globally into the second half of the year. Explaining the uncertainty around coronavirus, Dr James M Hughes, a professor emeritus of medicine at Emory University, said: “Relying on the fact that it’s going to warm up in April as reassurance that the virus will be controlled by then I think is arguable.” Mr Trump’s suggestion that coronavirus will die down in April follows the logic of influenza, which spreads easier the lower the temperature and humidity. However the virus would not necessarily disappear, rather it could reemerge as the year grows colder. Dean Hotez, dean of the National School

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