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Seasonally driven mosquito feeding patterns, along with drought conditions, may have been behind Brazil’s first yellow fever epidemic in a century, according to a new @ScienceAdvances study. https://t.co/iddncRt9Vn https://t.co/HeL7DRt89Z

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黄热病

地区

巴西

热度

1.6万

严重程度

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Rain may bring disease-carrying mosquitoes. But the lack of it could have been a factor that led to the first urban yellow fever outbreak in Brazil in decades. https://t.co/n3RuWQRKzI

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A drought helped set off a yellow fever outbreak in Brazil. Thirsty monkeys moved toward cities and dehydrated mosquitoes bit more often. Climate doesn't just raise temperatures, it changes animal behavior in ways that spread disease. The second-order effects are the scary part. https://t.co/pH87yaOhH0

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For decades, control of yellow fever was a Brazilian success story. The country hadn’t seen a single outbreak of the devastating disease since 1942, thanks primarily to widespread vaccination as well as mosquito control efforts. Then, in 2017, the disease made a dramatic comeback. Cases spread through several cities, infecting more than 2000 people in just 2 years. More than 700 died. Now, researchers have come up with a counterintuitive explanation for the sudden spread of the virus. Altho

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Brazil's First Urban Yellow Fever Outbreak in Nearly a Century May Have Been Fueled by a Surprising Culprit - smithsonianmag.com

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Seasonally driven mosquito feeding patterns, along with drought conditions, may have been behind Brazil’s first yellow fever epidemic in a century, according to a new @ScienceAdvances study. https://t.co/iddncRt9Vn https://t.co/HeL7DRt89Z | 全球疾病监控 — IP工坊