Epidemiological analysis shows climate cycles affect disease transmission and immunity in brucellosis cases.
Environmental factors exhibit short-term lag effects, cumulative effects, and periodicity. Moderate climate cycles in spring and winter enhance immunity, while extreme climate cycles in summer and autumn increase physiological stress, thereby elevating the risk of disease transmission.
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