Nobel prize Winner Biologist predict Covid-19

Nobel prize Winner Biologist predict Covid-19

Nobel Prize winning biologist professor has provided a bit of good news amidst the coronavirus gloom the US may see a downturn in new cases sooner than some models have predicted.

 Sir Michael Levitt, a Stanford University biology prof and a 2013 Nobel Prize winner in chemistry, said his models predict the virus is not likely to dwindle on for months or years and  most importantly  is not likely to cause millions of deaths.

Sir Levitt previously predicted  correctly  when China would experience and endure the worst of its coronavirus crisis.

Speaking with the LA Times, Mr Levitt said he wasn’t prepared to offer a specific date for the end of the coronavirus crisis in America, but said that there are clear signs of slowed growth.

Mr levitt says that the ratio of virus come down very soon and said that social distance is very very  important.We can control virus through thease kind of activities.

Levitt suggested that the higher percentage of elderly people in itly, paired with the country’s vibrant social culture resulted in the explosion of cases in that country.

“Furthermore, Italian culture is very warm and Italians have a very rich social life. it is important to keep people apart and prevent sick people from coming into contact with healthy people.