West Nile Virus Is Here to Stay - How the Climate Crisis Is Changing the Landscape of Epidemics - What Mayorkinis Says
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The associate professor of hygiene and epidemiology at the National University of Athens explains which viruses threaten the future, the possibility of a new pandemic and the return of dengue fever
"West Nile virus is now considered endemic in Greece," says Gikas Majorkinis and explains how infectious diseases are changing the map due to the climate crisis. The post West Nile Virus: Here to Stay – How the Climate Crisis is Changing the Landscape of Epidemics appeared first on in.gr.
Why has the West Nile virus become a permanent problem in Greece and how likely is it that we will see dengue fever again in our country? When might the next pandemic appear and which virus is most likely to cause it? Answers are given by the associate professor of hygiene and epidemiology of the National University of Athens, Gikas Mayorkinis, in an interview with FM Agency and Tania Mandouvalou, on the occasion of his recent speech on the to…
The well-known infectious disease specialist explains the impacts of the climate crisis on public health through infectious diseases and estimates that the next pandemic will come from bird or swine flu.
Which infectious diseases are changing the map due to global warming? Why has West Nile virus become a permanent problem in Greece and how likely is it that we will see it again?
Which infectious diseases are changing the map due to global warming? Why has West Nile virus become a permanent problem in Greece and how likely is it that we will see it again ... More
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