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Climate change drives infectious disease shifts through air, water, and mosquitoes

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As the planet warms, infectious diseases transmitted through air, water, and vectors like mosquitoes are expanding into new regions, complicating public health responses worldwide.Bhabna Banerjee reports for Inside Climate News.In short:Warmer temperatures and extreme weather events are fueling the spread of respiratory, waterborne, and mosquito-borne diseases by creating favorable conditions for pathogens and vectors.Urbanization, habitat disru…

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Science Writing, 29 Apr (EFE).- Resistance to antimicrobials is one of the world's greatest public health threats; in 2021 it caused 1.4 million deaths - especially in middle- and low-income countries - and is expected to be two million by 2050. A new study led by scientists from Sun Yat-sen University in Guangzhou, China, and published in Nature Medicine forecast that, if things don't change, the global burden of these resistances will grow by …

The climate crisis is expected to significantly impact agriculture, with plant diseases becoming more severe, resistant, and difficult to control. An Embrapa study predicts that by 2100, 46% of agricultural diseases in Brazil will worsen, directly affecting key crops such as rice, corn, soybeans, coffee, sugarcane, vegetables, and fruits. Rising temperatures and changes in rainfall patterns will promote the spread of fungi, viruses, and vectors,…

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Express Healthcare broke the news in on Tuesday, April 29, 2025.
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