Impact of Climate Change on Infectious Disease Dynamics

Abstract

This research article focuses on the impact of climate change on the dynamics of infectious diseases. It highlights how changes in temperature, humidity, and weather patterns can alter the transmission rates and geographic distribution of diseases such as malaria, dengue, and Zika virus. The study emphasizes the need for adaptive public health strategies to mitigate these effects and protect vulnerable populations. By understanding the link between climate variables and disease spread, policymakers can better prepare for future public health challenges.