Global warming and the possible globalization of vector-borne diseases: a call for increased awareness and action

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Emmanuel O. Balogun
Andrew J. Nok
Kiyoshi Kita
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[1] The University of Tokyo,Department of Biomedical Chemistry, Graduate School of Medicine
[2] Ahmadu Bello University,Department of Biochemistry
[3] Ahmadu Bello University,African Center of Excellence on Neglected Tropical Diseases and Forensic Biotechnology
[4] Nagasaki University,School of Tropical Medicine and Global Health
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Global health; Global warming; Vector-borne diseases;
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10.1186/s41182-016-0039-0
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Human activities such as burning of fossil fuels play a role in upsetting a previously more balanced and harmonious ecosystem. Climate change—a significant variation in the usual pattern of Earth’s average weather conditions is a product of this ecosystem imbalance, and the rise in the Earth’s average temperature (global warming) is a prominent evidence. There is a correlation between global warming and the ease of transmission of infectious diseases. Therefore, with global health in focus, we herein opine a stepping-up of research activities regarding global warming and infectious diseases globally.
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