Impacts-related References and Links
Human Health
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A method for predicting Murray Valley encephelitis in southeast
Australia using the Southern Oscillation. Nicholls, Neville (1986). Australian
Journal of Experimental Biological and Medical Science, 64: 587-594. |
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Association of normal weather periods and El Nino events
with hospitalization for viral pneumonia in females: California, 1983-1998.
Ebi, K. L.; Exuzides, K. A.; Lau, E.; Kelsh, M.; Barnston, A. (2001). American
Journal of Public Health, 91(8): 1200-1208. |
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Cholera dynamics and El Nino-Southern Oscillation. Pascual,
M.; Rodo, X.; Ellner, S. P.; Colwell, R.; Bouma, M. J. (2000). Science, 289(5485):
1766-1769. |
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Cholera incidence and El Nino-related higher ambient temperature.
Speelmon, E. C.; Checkley, W.; Gilman, R. H.; Patz, J.; Calderon, M.; Manga,
S. (2000). Jama-Journal of the American Medical Association, 283(23): 3072-3074
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Ciguatera (fish poisoning), El Nino, and Pacific sea surface
temperatures. Hales, S.; Weinstein, P.; Woodward, A. (1999). Ecosystem Health,
5(1): 20-25. |
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Climate and satellite indicators to forecast Rift Valley
fever epidemics in Kenya. Linthicum, Kenneth J.; Anyamba, Assaf; Tucker,
Compton J.; Kelley, Patrick W.; Myers, Monica F.; Peters, Clarence J. (1999).
Science, 285(5426): 397-400. |
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Climate variability and transmission of epidemic polyarthritis.
Tong, S. L.; Bi, P.; Parton, K.; Hobbs, J.; McMichael, A. J. (1998). Lancet,
351(9109): 1100-1100. |
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