2000 Years of Pandemics 2023
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-10035-2_13
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Climate Change and the Risk of Future Pandemics

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“…As Arctic temperatures rise, there is a risk of the release of pathogenic microorganisms trapped within the frozen strata of permafrost and glaciers. The melting of permafrost in cattle burial sites could lead to the reemergence of anthrax, posing a significant threat to northern areas [39]. Over 200 burial grounds in Siberia contain anthrax-infected cattle, and thawing permafrost risks releasing pathogenic microorganisms trapped in the ice, potentially causing outbreaks [86].…”
Section: Climate Change and Infectious Diseasementioning
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“…As Arctic temperatures rise, there is a risk of the release of pathogenic microorganisms trapped within the frozen strata of permafrost and glaciers. The melting of permafrost in cattle burial sites could lead to the reemergence of anthrax, posing a significant threat to northern areas [39]. Over 200 burial grounds in Siberia contain anthrax-infected cattle, and thawing permafrost risks releasing pathogenic microorganisms trapped in the ice, potentially causing outbreaks [86].…”
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“…Moreover, biting insects, including mosquitoes, blackflies, and warble/botflies, have long exhibited a significant presence in the Arctic, and their response to climate change is notable [61,111]. Changes in their populations can impact humans and wildlife alike, influencing disease transmission and disrupting culturally and economically significant activities [39,111].…”
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“…The COVID-19 pandemic has wreaked extensive havoc throughout the world, with millions of illnesses and fatalities documented since the pandemic began. 1 While the world grapples with this protracted crisis, there are rising fears that another deadly virus, the Marburg virus, may emerge as a worldwide menace. Marburg virus disease (MVD) is a severe and rare hemorrhagic fever caused by the Marburg virus, a highly contagious zoonotic RNA virus of the filovirus family.…”
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