Predictive modeling shows vibriosis risk under climate change scenarios in the eastern US, indicating public health benefits.
This study provides predictive risk models for vibriosis infections along the eastern United States with a 1-month lead time and demonstrates risk of vibriosis under different climate change scenarios. These efforts may lead to the development of future early warning systems, allowing for mitigation of infections and benefit to public health.
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