Publications
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| potential malaria outbreak in germany due to climate warming: risk modelling based on temperature measurements and regional climate models. | climate warming can change the geographic distribution and intensity of the transmission of vector-borne diseases such as malaria. the transmitted parasites usually benefit from increased temperatures as both their reproduction and development are accelerated. lower saxony (northwestern germany) has been a malaria region until the 1950s, and the vector species are still present throughout germany. this gave reason to investigate whether a new autochthonous transmission could take place if the ma ... | 2011 | 20809105 |