[HTML][HTML] Malaria transmission potential could be reduced with current and future climate change
Several studies suggest the potential for climate change to increase malaria incidence in
cooler, marginal transmission environments. However, the effect of increasing temperature
in warmer regions where conditions currently support endemic transmission has received
less attention. We investigate how increases in temperature from optimal conditions (27° C
to 30° C and 33° C) interact with realistic diurnal temperature ranges (DTR:±0° C, 3° C and
4.5° C) to affect the ability of key vector species from Africa and Asia (Anopheles gambiae …
cooler, marginal transmission environments. However, the effect of increasing temperature
in warmer regions where conditions currently support endemic transmission has received
less attention. We investigate how increases in temperature from optimal conditions (27° C
to 30° C and 33° C) interact with realistic diurnal temperature ranges (DTR:±0° C, 3° C and
4.5° C) to affect the ability of key vector species from Africa and Asia (Anopheles gambiae …
[引用][C] Malaria transmission potential could be reduced with current and future climate change. Sci Rep. 2016; 6: 27771
CC Murdock, ED Sternberg, MB Thomas
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