The Impact of Climate Change on the Spread of Infectious Diseases Joint draft of the BMC Journal of Infectious Diseases

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climate change has allowed infectious diseases to break through their typical geographical limits. In general, cross-border transmission of infectious diseases is exacerbated by the lack of global governance, policies or consensus to mitigate climate change. As a result, humans, animals and plants will come under enormous pressure, now and in the future, especially in the face of large-scale outbreaks of these infectious diseases.
to this end,
's journals have launched
"Contribution of climate change to the spread of the spread of the diseases", a series of topics designed to focus on diseases (or their vectors) that may or may not be transmitted across borders as a result of climate change. In particular, we welcome articles on the effectiveness of policies or interventions to curb the spread of infectious diseases, as well as studies that could provide reference for future global policies or practical solutions. This thematic series focuses not only on human diseases, but also on animal and plant diseases, which are often closely related.
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。the manuscript format should meet the requirements of the corresponding journal's contribution guide and be available through the online contribution system. Please indicate in your contribution letter that the article is directed to the
" topic series. Manuscripts will be independently peer-reviewed by the appropriate journals, and accepted articles will be published online one after another.(Source: Science.com)