The change in climate affects malaria causing it to spread faster and harms children, and children dying from malaria can be cured and prevented from it. Researchers claims there is a little chance Africa's vulnerability is affected because of climate change, if the climate changes to a high temperature then it is easier to get sick due to the amount of diseases (Peter Byass, 2009). Volker, Andreas, Andrew & Heiko (2012) supports Peter’s research, the climate system of the earth affects human life which causes health issues. Infectious diseases tend to be the first to look out for change in temperature (Peter Byass, 2009). Peter Byass (2009) research that heat is one of the major factor for diseases to make an impact on the health. He supports a large majority of the population in parts of Africa are exposed to high extreme temperature (Peter Byass, 2009). Peter Byass (2009) research Malaria is one of the most documented disease that is involved with climate change. Hermenegilde, Albrechet, and Jurgen (2010) agrees with Peter Byass research, that temperature is one of reason for the increase of malaria.
The change in climate affects malaria causing it to spread faster and harms children, and children dying from malaria can be cured and prevented from it. Researchers claims there is a little chance Africa's vulnerability is affected because of climate change, if the climate changes to a high temperature then it is easier to get sick due to the amount of diseases (Peter Byass, 2009). Volker, Andreas, Andrew & Heiko (2012) supports Peter’s research, the climate system of the earth affects human life which causes health issues. Infectious diseases tend to be the first to look out for change in temperature (Peter Byass, 2009). Peter Byass (2009) research that heat is one of the major factor for diseases to make an impact on the health. He supports a large majority of the population in parts of Africa are exposed to high extreme temperature (Peter Byass, 2009). Peter Byass (2009) research Malaria is one of the most documented disease that is involved with climate change. Hermenegilde, Albrechet, and Jurgen (2010) agrees with Peter Byass research, that temperature is one of reason for the increase of malaria.