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Climate change is shifting malaria activity in Africa

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Climate change is altering the geographic distribution of malaria in Africa, with rising temperatures increasing transmission in high-elevation areas while potentially reducing it in parts of West Africa. Researchers emphasize that medical interventions and economic development remain more impactful than climate shifts in controlling the disease.
Share Copied to clipboard Climate change is moving where the malaria hotbeds are in Africa, forcing new regions to contend with the mosquito-borne disease.
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