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Mosquitoes Are Spreading to New Areas — And Public Health Systems Are Struggling to Keep Up
Ars Technica·Monday, 20 July 2026
As climate change expands mosquito habitats, health officials say monitoring programs are too expensive and labour-intensive to scale quickly. Without proper tracking, disease outbreaks from mosquitoes — including dengue and malaria — are harder to catch early. Better monitoring, experts say, is the key to preventing the next outbreak.
Why It Matters
India already battles dengue, malaria, and chikungunya every monsoon season, and expanding mosquito ranges could make those outbreaks worse and more unpredictable.
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