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waterborne diseases
Coverage of waterborne diseases in the Nexus archive.
Colorado School of Public Healthorganization1University of Colorado Anschutzorganization1Beth Carltonperson1Cyclosporiasistopic1climate changetopic1Telangana Health departmentorganization1vector-borne diseasestopic1airborne diseasestopic1monsoontopic1lower temperaturestopic1increased humiditytopic1seasonal illnessestopic1
- CU scientific review finds climate change makes it harder to control diseases like cyclosporiasis
A review by the Colorado School of Public Health at the University of Colorado Anschutz found that climate change is altering the spread of waterborne diseases like cyclosporiasis. Researchers noted that high temperatures, heavy rainfall, drought, and extreme weather events are shifting disease patterns, complicating efforts to control infectious diseases.
- Telangana Health department issues monsoon advisory, warns of seasonal disease surge
The Telangana Health department has issued a monsoon advisory warning of an increase in seasonal illnesses, including vector-borne, waterborne, and airborne diseases, due to current weather conditions of lower temperatures and increased humidity.