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Results 1 - 10 of 30 for Climate
  1. ... Malaria can be carried by mosquitoes in temperate climates, but the parasite disappears over the winter. The ... a major disease hazard for travelers to warm climates. In some areas of the world, mosquitoes that ...
  2. ... more than 6 children) Changes in altitude or climate Cold climate Exposure to smoke Family history of ear infections ...
  3. ... water or soil. The infection occurs in warmer climates. Leptospirosis is not spread from person to person, ... of stagnant water or floodwater, especially in tropical climates. If you are exposed to a high risk ...
  4. ... things should be considered: Insects and parasites Local climate Sanitation The best public sources for up-to- ... dawn. It occurs mainly in tropical and subtropical climates. Malaria can cause high fevers, shaking chills, flu- ...
  5. ... socks. Baby hat (such as for cold weather climates). Baby car seat. A car seat is required ...
  6. ... any time. Infection is more common in warm climates. Eggs are passed in the stool of infected ...
  7. Frostbite is seldom seen in areas with temperate climates. It occurs at sub-zero temperatures or at ...
  8. ... than avoiding living in or traveling to tropical climates, there is no known prevention for tropical sprue.
  9. ... skin may occur in people who: Live in climates with little exposure to sunlight Must stay indoors ...
  10. ... skin may occur in people who: Live in climates with little exposure to sunlight Must stay indoors ...
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