Climate Change Boosts Dengue Risk in Kerala by 20% by 2040

A new study reveals climate change could increase dengue cases in Kerala by 20% by 2040. Key factors include rainfall, humidity, and the El Niño-Southern Oscillation, which drive mosquito breeding and transmission. Understanding these environmental impacts is crucial for public health strategies in the region.

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