Climate Change Expected to Expand Malaria Risk in Africa
A Nature study projects that climate change will increase malaria exposure in cooler African regions by century's end, expanding mosquito ranges due to rising temperatures. This could boost malaria cases by up to 20% in coastal southern Africa and 5% in East African highlands by 2050, posing significant new health challenges for vulnerable populations.
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