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cord-280722-glcifqyp	Rios, V.	Is there a link between temperatures and COVID-19 contagions? Evidence from Italy	2020-05-19		.txt	text/plain	17627	904	51	From an empirical perspective, the strand of literature analyzing its determinants has highlighted the relevance of different factors in shaping regional reactions to COVID-19 epidemic, such as air pollution (AQR, 2020a; Pansini and Fonaca, 2020; Setti et al., 2020; Wu et al., 2020) , social mobility and connectedness (Arenas et al., 2020; Pluchino et al., 2020; Kuchler et al., 2020) , population density (Fang and Wahba, 2020; AQR, 2020b) , the level of policy stringency and the timings of the lockdowns Orea and Alvarez, 2020; Casares and Khan, 2020) , or the effects of proactive testing (Wang et al., 2020b; Romer, 2020) among others. (2020) investigate the link between climate factors within a sample of 50 cities of different countries all over the world by means of linear regression techniques finding that temperatures 2 meters above the surface, exert a negative and statistically significant effect on the total number of contagions whereas humidity increases them.	./cache/cord-280722-glcifqyp.txt	./txt/cord-280722-glcifqyp.txt