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Aug 10, 2016
Writing Feedback / La Nina Could Affect the Spread of Virus ! [2]
Hello everyone, it is my first time writing an essay, so I really need help from you all to review my essay, thank you
How La Nina Could Affect the Spread of Zika
El Nino and La Nina affected weather worldwide and health of million people this year. La Nina is the counterpart of El Nino which is characterized by the cooling of ocean surface waters in the equatorial Pacific. Temperature, humidity and rainfall are climatic factors which changes in weather caused by La Nina, this means may increasing opportunity for Zika virus (disease-bearing mosquito) to be abundant.
Human factor are also acts as important role to prevent the spreading of epidemics. "Shift in geographical distribution of the virus", said Justin Lessler, is related to human behavior such as travel, human density, and housing structure. However, controlling the disease is possible by several method, namely insecticides and education campaign since there are no licensed vaccine for the disease.
Approval for the first vaccine which was recently announced by The National Institutes of Health will takes several years. The risk of Zika virus still high due to some individual who are not immune and licensed vaccine is still a long-term intervention.
news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/08/will-la-nina-affect-the-spread-of-zika-/
Hello everyone, it is my first time writing an essay, so I really need help from you all to review my essay, thank you
How La Nina Could Affect the Spread of Zika
El Nino and La Nina affected weather worldwide and health of million people this year. La Nina is the counterpart of El Nino which is characterized by the cooling of ocean surface waters in the equatorial Pacific. Temperature, humidity and rainfall are climatic factors which changes in weather caused by La Nina, this means may increasing opportunity for Zika virus (disease-bearing mosquito) to be abundant.
Human factor are also acts as important role to prevent the spreading of epidemics. "Shift in geographical distribution of the virus", said Justin Lessler, is related to human behavior such as travel, human density, and housing structure. However, controlling the disease is possible by several method, namely insecticides and education campaign since there are no licensed vaccine for the disease.
Approval for the first vaccine which was recently announced by The National Institutes of Health will takes several years. The risk of Zika virus still high due to some individual who are not immune and licensed vaccine is still a long-term intervention.
news.nationalgeographic.com/2016/08/will-la-nina-affect-the-spread-of-zika-/