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Over half of known human pathogenic diseases can be aggravated by climate change

Nature Climate Change · 2022 · Vol. 12(9) · pp. 869–875
Camilo MoraTristan McKenzieIsabella M. GawJacqueline M. DeanHannah von HammersteinTabatha A. KnudsonRenee O. SetterCharlotte Z. SmithKira M. WebsterJonathan A. PatzErik C. Franklin
Climate Change and Health ImpactsZoonotic diseases and public healthAir Quality and Health ImpactsClimate changeGreenhouse gasHuman healthDiseaseHuman diseaseEnvironmental healthGlobal warmingTransmission (telecommunications)Environmental planningEnvironmental science

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  • University of Hawai'i
  • Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
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