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A study indicates that climate change is impacting malaria transmission patterns in Africa due to rising temperatures. This change poses new challenges for health systems and disease control efforts.
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A study indicates that climate change is impacting malaria transmission patterns in Africa due to rising temperatures. This change poses new challenges for health systems and disease control efforts.
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How climate change is reshaping Africa's malaria risk
Warming temperatures affecting malaria transmission in Africa