Climate Change, Health and Mosquito-Borne Diseases: Trends and Implications to the Pacific Region
Climate change is known to affect Pacific Island nations in a variety of ways. One of them is by increasing the vulnerability of human health induced by various climate change impacts, which pose an additional burden to the already distressed health systems in the region. This paper explores the ass...
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| description | Climate change is known to affect Pacific Island nations in a variety of ways. One of them is by increasing the vulnerability of human health induced by various climate change impacts, which pose an additional burden to the already distressed health systems in the region. This paper explores the associations between climate change and human health on the one hand, and outlines some of the health care challenges posed by a changing climate on the other. In particular, it describes the links between climate variations and the emergence of climate-sensitive infectious diseases, such as the mosquito-borne diseases dengue, chikungunya, and Zika. The paper also presents a summary of the key findings of the research initiatives Climate Change and Prevalence Study of ZIKA Virus Diseases in Fiji and the findings from the World Mosquito Program as two examples of public health action in the Pacific region. |
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| subjects | Animals Burning Chikungunya Fever - transmission Chronic conditions Climate Change Communicable Diseases - epidemiology Cramps Culicidae Dehydration Dengue - transmission Drought Exposure Extreme heat Fiji Floods Fossil fuels Greenhouse effect Greenhouse gases Heat stroke Human populations Humans Ice sheets Living conditions Malnutrition Mass balance Mosquito Vectors Mosquitoes Ozone depletion Pacific Islands Public Health Radiation Respiratory diseases Trends Urban areas Vector-borne diseases Zika Virus Zika Virus Infection - transmission |
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