Earth.com·3 min read·medium
Waterborne diseases are shifting in a warming world
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A new review indicates that climate change is shifting the prevalence of waterborne diseases rather than causing a uniform increase. While warmer temperatures may accelerate bacterial infections like cholera, some common stomach viruses may decrease as cool, dry seasons shorten.
A sweeping new review of waterborne diseases finds that a warming world will not push every one of them in the same direction.
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