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  1. #PSA From someone who's been through it: you do NOT want to get dengue; if you visit Florida, take precautions (see first link). Beware: the dengue vaccine isn't available in the U.S., only if you are traveling abroad. No, it doesn't make sense, especially because, as the world warms, we'll see more Aedes mosquitos in the mainland.

    #Dengue #TampaBay #Vaccines

    fox13news.com/news/dengue-feve

    CDC on dengue:
    cdc.gov/dengue/prevention/inde

    National Vaccine Information Center on dengue:
    nvic.org/disease-vaccine/dengu

  2. #PSA From someone who's been through it: you do NOT want to get dengue; if you visit Florida, take precautions (see first link). Beware: the dengue vaccine isn't available in the U.S., only if you are traveling abroad. No, it doesn't make sense, especially because, as the world warms, we'll see more Aedes mosquitos in the mainland.

    #Dengue #TampaBay #Vaccines

    fox13news.com/news/dengue-feve

    CDC on dengue:
    cdc.gov/dengue/prevention/inde

    National Vaccine Information Center on dengue:
    nvic.org/disease-vaccine/dengu

  3. #PSA From someone who's been through it: you do NOT want to get dengue; if you visit Florida, take precautions (see first link). Beware: the dengue vaccine isn't available in the U.S., only if you are traveling abroad. No, it doesn't make sense, especially because, as the world warms, we'll see more Aedes mosquitos in the mainland.

    #Dengue #TampaBay #Vaccines

    fox13news.com/news/dengue-feve

    CDC on dengue:
    cdc.gov/dengue/prevention/inde

    National Vaccine Information Center on dengue:
    nvic.org/disease-vaccine/dengu

  4. #PSA From someone who's been through it: you do NOT want to get dengue; if you visit Florida, take precautions (see first link). Beware: the dengue vaccine isn't available in the U.S., only if you are traveling abroad. No, it doesn't make sense, especially because, as the world warms, we'll see more Aedes mosquitos in the mainland.

    #Dengue #TampaBay #Vaccines

    fox13news.com/news/dengue-feve

    CDC on dengue:
    cdc.gov/dengue/prevention/inde

    National Vaccine Information Center on dengue:
    nvic.org/disease-vaccine/dengu

  5. #PSA From someone who's been through it: you do NOT want to get dengue; if you visit Florida, take precautions (see first link). Beware: the dengue vaccine isn't available in the U.S., only if you are traveling abroad. No, it doesn't make sense, especially because, as the world warms, we'll see more Aedes mosquitos in the mainland.

    #Dengue #TampaBay #Vaccines

    fox13news.com/news/dengue-feve

    CDC on dengue:
    cdc.gov/dengue/prevention/inde

    National Vaccine Information Center on dengue:
    nvic.org/disease-vaccine/dengu

  6. Mückenstiche werden in Deutschland riskanter: Tigermücken können Viren wie Dengue oder Zika übertragen, heimische Mücken das West-Nil-Virus. Ärzt:innen nennen Alarmzeichen—wer Symptome bemerkt, sollte früh handeln. 🦟⚠️🧠 Weitere Infos: n-tv.de/mediathek/videos/ratge #Gesundheit #Infektion #Tigermuecke #WestNilVirus #Zika #Dengue #Abo

  7. Die #Klimakrise trifft #Deutschland:

    Die Asiatische #Tigermücke breitet sich zunehmend in #NRW aus.

    Behörden sehen klimatische Bedingungen und #Reiseverkehr als Hauptursachen. Bisher gibt es bestätigte Populationen in #Bonn, #Kerpen und #Brühl.

    Zur Eindämmung rufen Kreise und Städte die Bevölkerung zur Mithilfe auf. Stehendes Wasser sollte vermieden, Gefäße regelmäßig geleert oder abgedeckt werden.

    deutschlandfunk.de/behoerden-t

    #InvasiveArt #WestNilVirus #Dengue #Zika #Klimawandel

  8. Ein weiteres Beispiel, dass *ohne*, nicht *mit* #Klimaschutz der Alltag so viel mühsamer wird... 😑

    „Hitze und Regen: Zahl der durch Mücken übertragenen Krankheiten in Europa nimmt zu“

    at.scientists4future.org/2024/
    #klimakrise #dengue #westnilvirus #gelsen #mücken

  9. Isang bata sa Baungon, #Bukidnon ang ipinasok sa ICU matapos magkasakit ng #dengue. Nagsagawa naman ng Anti-Dengue Campaign sa Calasiao, #Pangasinan.

  10. #Río de Janeiro decreta el estado de emergencia en el estado por #dengue a nueve días del Miércoles de Ceniza: solo en enero se han registrado más de 10.000 casos, el mayor número desde que hay registros, desde 1974

    #epidemias #salud #Brasil #noticias

    g1.globo.com/rj/rio-de-janeiro

  11. Here in #Maine, we saw beaches closed down because of contamination from overflowing sewage which ended up in the ocean from extreme rain events. Expect more of this as #extremeweather increases. Also, keep in mind that humans aren't the only ones being affected by these events -- plants, animals, microflora, bacteria levels, algae, etc.

    Explainer: How #ClimateChange is making the world sick

    By Gloria Dickie
    December 4, 2023

    "'#ExtremeWeather events are becoming extreme health events,' said Martin Edlund, CEO of global health nonprofit Malaria No More.

    "Here's how Climate Change is harming people's health across the world today, and what countries might expect in the future.

    VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES
    "#Mosquitoes that carry viruses including #dengue, #malaria, #WestNile and #Zika are shifting into new parts of the world as warmer temperatures and #HeavyRains create more hospitable conditions for them to breed.

    MURKY WATERS
    "#Storms and #flooding wrought by climate change are allowing other infectious water-borne diseases to proliferate as well.

    EXTREME HEAT AND SMOKY SKIES
    "#HeatStress - one of the more obvious health impacts of #GlobalWarming - is projected to impact hundreds of millions of people as temperatures continue to climb through the next few decades."

    Full article:
    reuters.com/world/how-climate-

    #WeatherExtremes #ExtremeHeat #WaterborneDiseases

  12. Here in #Maine, we saw beaches closed down because of contamination from overflowing sewage which ended up in the ocean from extreme rain events. Expect more of this as #extremeweather increases. Also, keep in mind that humans aren't the only ones being affected by these events -- plants, animals, microflora, bacteria levels, algae, etc.

    Explainer: How #ClimateChange is making the world sick

    By Gloria Dickie
    December 4, 2023

    "'#ExtremeWeather events are becoming extreme health events,' said Martin Edlund, CEO of global health nonprofit Malaria No More.

    "Here's how Climate Change is harming people's health across the world today, and what countries might expect in the future.

    VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES
    "#Mosquitoes that carry viruses including #dengue, #malaria, #WestNile and #Zika are shifting into new parts of the world as warmer temperatures and #HeavyRains create more hospitable conditions for them to breed.

    MURKY WATERS
    "#Storms and #flooding wrought by climate change are allowing other infectious water-borne diseases to proliferate as well.

    EXTREME HEAT AND SMOKY SKIES
    "#HeatStress - one of the more obvious health impacts of #GlobalWarming - is projected to impact hundreds of millions of people as temperatures continue to climb through the next few decades."

    Full article:
    reuters.com/world/how-climate-

    #WeatherExtremes #ExtremeHeat #WaterborneDiseases

  13. Here in #Maine, we saw beaches closed down because of contamination from overflowing sewage which ended up in the ocean from extreme rain events. Expect more of this as #extremeweather increases. Also, keep in mind that humans aren't the only ones being affected by these events -- plants, animals, microflora, bacteria levels, algae, etc.

    Explainer: How #ClimateChange is making the world sick

    By Gloria Dickie
    December 4, 2023

    "'#ExtremeWeather events are becoming extreme health events,' said Martin Edlund, CEO of global health nonprofit Malaria No More.

    "Here's how Climate Change is harming people's health across the world today, and what countries might expect in the future.

    VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES
    "#Mosquitoes that carry viruses including #dengue, #malaria, #WestNile and #Zika are shifting into new parts of the world as warmer temperatures and #HeavyRains create more hospitable conditions for them to breed.

    MURKY WATERS
    "#Storms and #flooding wrought by climate change are allowing other infectious water-borne diseases to proliferate as well.

    EXTREME HEAT AND SMOKY SKIES
    "#HeatStress - one of the more obvious health impacts of #GlobalWarming - is projected to impact hundreds of millions of people as temperatures continue to climb through the next few decades."

    Full article:
    reuters.com/world/how-climate-

    #WeatherExtremes #ExtremeHeat #WaterborneDiseases

  14. Here in #Maine, we saw beaches closed down because of contamination from overflowing sewage which ended up in the ocean from extreme rain events. Expect more of this as #extremeweather increases. Also, keep in mind that humans aren't the only ones being affected by these events -- plants, animals, microflora, bacteria levels, algae, etc.

    Explainer: How #ClimateChange is making the world sick

    By Gloria Dickie
    December 4, 2023

    "'#ExtremeWeather events are becoming extreme health events,' said Martin Edlund, CEO of global health nonprofit Malaria No More.

    "Here's how Climate Change is harming people's health across the world today, and what countries might expect in the future.

    VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES
    "#Mosquitoes that carry viruses including #dengue, #malaria, #WestNile and #Zika are shifting into new parts of the world as warmer temperatures and #HeavyRains create more hospitable conditions for them to breed.

    MURKY WATERS
    "#Storms and #flooding wrought by climate change are allowing other infectious water-borne diseases to proliferate as well.

    EXTREME HEAT AND SMOKY SKIES
    "#HeatStress - one of the more obvious health impacts of #GlobalWarming - is projected to impact hundreds of millions of people as temperatures continue to climb through the next few decades."

    Full article:
    reuters.com/world/how-climate-

    #WeatherExtremes #ExtremeHeat #WaterborneDiseases

  15. Here in #Maine, we saw beaches closed down because of contamination from overflowing sewage which ended up in the ocean from extreme rain events. Expect more of this as #extremeweather increases. Also, keep in mind that humans aren't the only ones being affected by these events -- plants, animals, microflora, bacteria levels, algae, etc.

    Explainer: How #ClimateChange is making the world sick

    By Gloria Dickie
    December 4, 2023

    "'#ExtremeWeather events are becoming extreme health events,' said Martin Edlund, CEO of global health nonprofit Malaria No More.

    "Here's how Climate Change is harming people's health across the world today, and what countries might expect in the future.

    VECTOR-BORNE DISEASES
    "#Mosquitoes that carry viruses including #dengue, #malaria, #WestNile and #Zika are shifting into new parts of the world as warmer temperatures and #HeavyRains create more hospitable conditions for them to breed.

    MURKY WATERS
    "#Storms and #flooding wrought by climate change are allowing other infectious water-borne diseases to proliferate as well.

    EXTREME HEAT AND SMOKY SKIES
    "#HeatStress - one of the more obvious health impacts of #GlobalWarming - is projected to impact hundreds of millions of people as temperatures continue to climb through the next few decades."

    Full article:
    reuters.com/world/how-climate-

    #WeatherExtremes #ExtremeHeat #WaterborneDiseases

  16. West-Nil, Dengue, Chikungunya, Zika: Tropenkrankheiten breiten sich wegen der Klimaerwärmung zunehmend nach Norden aus. Was bedeutet das für die Schweiz?
    #klimakrise #WestNilVirus #Dengue

    magazin.nzz.ch/empfehlungen/mu