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Climate change and infectious diseases

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By Rachel Baker Verified, Aleksandra Stamper, Holly Burrows, Oliver Spacey, Maya Chung Verified, Benjamin Rice, Wenchang Yang, Caroline Wagner, C. Jessica E. Metcalf
| Nature Verified
Abstract Climate change will alter the distribution and burden of infectious diseases. Anticipating future impacts requires characterizing how climate drivers alter transmission of vector-borne, waterborne and respiratory pathogens, accounting for nonlinear relationships between climate variables and disease outcomes.
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Taking the Internet Novel Offline

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By Maya Chung Verified
| The Atlantic Daily Newsletter Verified
This is an edition of the Books Briefing, our editors’ weekly guide to the best in books. Sign up for it here. Novelists committed to depicting contemporary life face an unprecedented challenge in this moment: How can they do so in a way that keeps readers interested when so much of the average person’s time is spent scrolling across a variety of screens?
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A Peek at an Alternate Venice

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By Maya Chung Verified
| The Atlantic Daily Newsletter Verified
This is an edition of the Books Briefing, our editors’ weekly guide to the best in books. Venice is a city so globally famous that even those who have never been there tend to hold opinions about it. In my experience, those are frequently negative: It’s too expensive, too hot, too crowded with tourists. Calling it overrated has almost become a cliché; people love to remind one another that it’s sinking—fast.
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