at certain places, particularly vulnerable to changes (e.g. in zones of ecological transition in the environmental conditions or ecotones). However, more information is required and necessary for zoonoses, especially those that are important in different regions in the World, such as Leishmaniasis,...
while extreme climate events (such as El Niño) disrupt hunting patterns and favor parasite spillover to humans. "This means that regional climate change due to global warming may indirectly drivediseaseoutbreaks in humans," says Adrià San José, first...
While acknowledging that the health of humans, animals and the environment are interwoven, Tedros said the triple planetary crisis of climate change, biodiversity loss and pollution threatens gains achieved in containing killer ailments. "Human health is suffering when the health of the planet on whic...
Jennifer Doudna, one of the inventors of the breakthrough gene-editing tool CRISPR, says the technology will help the world grapple with the growing risks of climate change by delivering crops and animals better suited to hotter, drier, wetter, or weirder conditions...
While there is some caution in the scientific community about the specific impact of climate change on the current coronavirus pandemic, there is widespread agreement that, in the future, climate change will be a growing driver of emerging infectious disease and pandemics. ...
2.1. Climate Change and Animal Disease CC is an ongoing phenomenon that has been identified as a threat to various ecosystems around the world. It has a direct impact on the health and well-being of humans and animals. One of the significant impacts of CC is the potential exacerbation of...
As a climate-sensitive type of disease, VBDs are assessed on a global scale with the aim of shedding light on possible future trends, particularly given the increased likelihood of climate change [15]. The impact of climate change on VBDs has become an indisputable fact, and is creating new...
In some cases, this will facilitate zoonotic spillover—a mechanistic link between global environmental change and disease emergence. Here we simulate potential hotspots of future viral sharing, using a phylogeographical model of the mammal–virus network, and projections of geographical range shifts ...
18 Concurrently, the consequences of climate change, such as rising water temperatures and drivers of zoonotic disease, are also directly and indirectly affecting AMR. Climate change (that is, warming) is associated with increased transmission of new and reemerging pathogens like carbapenem-resistant ...
Livestock production is the world’s dominant land use, covering about 45% of the Earth’s land surface, and much of it in harsh and variable environments that are unsuitable for other purposes. Climate change (CC) can impact the amount and quality of...