AI Article Synopsis
- Diamond et al. highlighted malaria and dengue as key diseases to monitor through wastewater surveillance due to their changing patterns from climate change.
- Effective wastewater surveillance must consider the local geography, the biology of the pathogens, and the presence of sewage systems to make informed health interventions.
- Understanding these factors can help improve responses to disease outbreaks related to climate change.
Article Abstract
Diamond et al. recently identified malaria and dengue as high-priority diseases in wastewater surveillance for climate-change-driven shifts in pathogen dynamics. When employing wastewater surveillance for vector-borne pathogens it is essential to take into account the geographical context, pathogen biology, and the availability of sewage networks for meaningful interventions.
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