Medicine and Health

Malaria trends in Ethiopian highlands track the 2000 'slowdown' in global warming

X. Rodó, P. P. Martinez, et al.

A remarkable decline in malaria epidemic size in East Africa challenges conventional beliefs about climate change's role in transmission. This research by Xavier Rodó, Pamela P. Martinez, Amir Siraj, and Mercedes Pascual uncovers the interplay between a slowdown in global warming and interventions, shedding light on a crucial public health issue.

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