WIRE — Malaria transmission has risen sharply in East and Southern Africa as climate change warms areas once considered too cool for the disease, a major study has found. Climate change has increased malaria transmission by 84 per cent in East Africa and 91 per cent in Southern Africa, according to research published in Nature. The study The post Climate change redraws Africa's malaria map, East Africa hardest hit appeared first on Tribune Online.
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