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Malaria may return to England due to the hotter temperature brought by global warming. Global warming causes a warmer temperature that increases the populations of mosquitoes, increases their lifespan, produces wider geographical distribution and increases rates of parasite multiplication. Acquisition of malaria by UK residents visiting malarial areas also may causes the spread of the disease.
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Malaria may return to England due to the hotter temperature brought by global warming. Global warming causes a warmer temperature that increases the populations of mosquitoes, increases their lifespan, produces wider geographical distribution and increases rates of parasite multiplication. Acquisition of malaria by UK residents visiting malarial areas also may causes the spread of the disease.
