Dry season predictability and temperature drive dengue cases: Study

Mongabay
Mar 10, 2025, 8:39 am138 pts
What’s new: Rising temperatures and variation in the length of dry seasons appear to influence the prevalence of dengue fever, according to a recent study conducted in the Philippines. What the study says: Cases of dengue fever are rising globally; in the Americas, they more than doubled from 4.6 million…

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