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Climate Change to Reshape Liver Fluke Risk in Africa and Europe
Original: Climate Change Will Reshape Liver Fluke Risk Unevenly Across Africa and Europe, New Index Shows
A newly developed index projects that climate change will alter the risk of liver fluke, a parasitic disease affecting livestock and people, unevenly across Africa and Europe. The findings suggest some regions will face growing exposure while others see risk decline, with implications for farming, food safety and veterinary planning as temperatures and rainfall patterns shift on both continents.
Why now: The new index links climate projections to parasitic disease risk, raising concerns for agriculture and health planning.
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- Climate Change Will Reshape Liver Fluke Risk Unevenly Across Africa and Europe, New Index Shows · Bioengineer.org
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