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Climate Change Makes Vaccines More Important—While Also Undercutting Them - Inside Climate News

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Vaccines are crucial to mitigate the spread of climate-fueled diseases, experts say. But global warming also makes them less effective, while the anti-vaccine movement reduces uptake.By Kiley PriceClimate change is altering the world’s disease landscape, cultivating conditions ripe for human illness to spread in new places. A growing body of research shows it’s also disrupting one of the most effective tools to protect public health: vaccines.
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