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Under
climate change scenarios, there would be a net
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increase in the geographic range of potential transmission
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of malaria and dengue–two vector-borne infections each of
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which
currently impinge on 40-50% of the world
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population.
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Extensive
experience makes clear that any increase in
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flooding
will increase the risk of drowning, diarrhoeal and
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respiratory
diseases, and, in developing countries, hunger
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and
malnutrition.
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