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Nearly one million cases of infectious diseases recorded in three coastal districts of Sindh in four years: study

Nearly one million cases of infectious diseases recorded in three coastal districts of Sindh in four years: study
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A new study reveals that nearly one million cases of infectious diseases were recorded in three coastal districts of Sindh, Pakistan, over a four-year period. Researchers suggest that rising temperatures, humidity, and precipitation are contributing factors and recommend integrating meteorological data into healthcare surveillance.

• Research finds disease incidence rise with higher temperature, humidity and precipitation in Thatta, Sujawal and Badin • Suggests integration of meteorological data into healthcare surveillance system to anticipate outbreaks KARACHI: Over 982,000 c... [4713 chars]

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