HealthClimate Change Increases Infectious Disease Risks in India
Extreme weather events like heatwaves, droughts, erratic rainfall, and floods are reshaping infectious disease risks in India by altering pathogen survival and insect distribution. The IPCC warns of more heatwaves and rainfall events ahead. A 2025 study predicts heatwaves will double in major cities and rainfall extremes will rise 43% by 2030. Experts urge proactive prevention of climate-related outbreaks.
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