Vaccine Skepticism and Climate Change Linked to Measles and Dengue Outbreaks in the US
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This report highlights how lower vaccination rates and increased international travel contribute to measles outbreaks in the US. Additionally, climate change factors such as warmer temperatures and altered rainfall patterns are influencing mosquito populations, thereby raising the risk of mosquito-borne diseases like dengue.
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Originally published by gnews