Global Climate Change And Viral Infections.

Increased of surface temperature, rising of the sea levels, decrease of snow and ice, and plants and animals responding to these changes by moving to colder area are accepted evidence of climate change. It is reported that climate change not only effects the ecosystems, can changes the health factors, synchronization between the life cycle of the agent and vector may deteriorate and habitat specific outbreaks may occur as a results of global climate change. We aimed to with this review that investigation of impacts of climate change on viral infections and to determine the expected probable outcomes. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]