Malaria, public health, and climate | Resilience Science
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That medicine and health planning can advance against malaria while the effects of climate change fight to make it worse is good news given that other diseases such as Dengue fever may well increase in prevalence as a result of climate change. With many tropical diseases able to significantly affect the lives of those in developing nations, it will be important that advances are made in the broader view of all diseases affecting these populations.