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Original research — experimental, observational, or case-control study. Direct primary evidence.
Human Health Effects
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Infectious disease ecology and evolution in a changing world
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society B Biological Sciences
2023
20 citations
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Score: 55
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Kayla C. King,
Wolinska, Justyna
Matthew D. Hall,
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Wolinska, Justyna
Summary
This study examines how changing environmental conditions, particularly thermal shifts, can influence infectious disease dynamics. The research suggests that temperature conditions can strongly affect both host and pathogen traits related to infection.
Thermal conditions can strongly impact host-and pathogen infection-related traits.
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