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How a looming El Niño could spur the spread of infectious disease

The oceanic phenomenon could lead to more pathogen-carrying mosquitoes, bacteria, and toxic algae.

United statesGreat plainsCanada generalEast west centerUniversity of california davisLake erieRon taylorKristiel ebiTom kirnWikimedia commonsChristopher barkerNeil voraPacific oceanLouisa howardConservation internationalNational climate assessment

How a looming El Niño could fuel the spread of infectious disease

The oceanic phenomenon will increase temperatures and precipitation, which could fuel the spread of mosquitoes, bacteria, and toxic algae.

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Researchers: El Niño Could Lead to the Spread of Infectious Diseases

The weather phenomena has the potential to fuel pathogen-carrying mosquitoes, bacteria, and toxic algae.

University of california davisUnited statesEast west centerKristiel ebiPacific oceanNeil voraChristopher barkerNational climate assessmentUniversity of washingtonDepartment of pathologyConservation internationalAmerican southwestSoutheast asiaVictoria keenerFifth national climateSouthern oscillation

Most diseases worsened by climate change, new research reveals Here s what we can do about it

Climate change will make diseases more common and deadlier. Here are seven of the risks - and what we can do about them.

City ofUnited kingdomJoacim rocklCamilo moraUniversity of torontoUniversity of heidelbergInstitute for economicsProfessor daniel brooksEvolutionary biologyStockholm paradigmTropical diseasesUnited nations high commissionerProfessor joacim rocklHumboldt professorClimate changeCovid 19

Increased infectious disease risk likely from climate change

Climate change will result in thousands of new viruses spread among animal species by 2070, according to a new study.

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