Kathleen Alexander/a, an associate professor of wildlife at Virginia Tech/a, found that climate drives a large part of diarrheal disease and increases the threat of climate change for vulnerable communities in a National Science Foundation funded study. The only study of its kind in Sub-Saharan Africa is based on three decades of historical data and has important implications for arid countries around the world struggling with poverty and increasing health ...Friday, 29 March 2013
In Botswana And Arid African Countries Climate Change Will Likely Worsen Threat of Diarrheal Disease
Kathleen Alexander/a, an associate professor of wildlife at Virginia Tech/a, found that climate drives a large part of diarrheal disease and increases the threat of climate change for vulnerable communities in a National Science Foundation funded study. The only study of its kind in Sub-Saharan Africa is based on three decades of historical data and has important implications for arid countries around the world struggling with poverty and increasing health ...
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