Global Climatic Change and Emerging Infectious Diseases

Global climate change is a major environmental challenge that has profound implications for human health, particularly through its impact on the emergence and spread of infectious diseases. Climate-related shifts in temperature, precipitation, humidity, and extreme weather events are altering ecosystems, disrupting natural habitats, and creating favorable conditions for the proliferation of disease-causing organisms and their vectors. As a result, the geographic distribution, seasonality, and intensity of many infectious diseases are changing, posing significant risks to global public health.

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