Health Problems

Due to increase in the amount of annual rainfall, more contamination of water in the third world countries has led to mosquito-prone diseases such as malaria, sleeping sickness, etc. For examples, countries like Africa and India.

Some of the known infections have increased its severity in spreading the disease vastly among animals and humans are shown in the table below.

As we all studies in our biology classes, the bacterial diseases can be cured by antibiotics courses. Until a certain stage of the disease, depending on which disease it is. But viral disease can’t be cured even with antibiotics. This explains that the viral diseases are much more dangerous and harmful as compared to bacterial diseases.

S No.	Disease	Type of infection	Cause
1.	Avian Influenza	Viral	Usually occurs in wild birds via secretion and feces.  This disease is spread among humans from poultry.
2.	Cholera	Bacterial	It is a water-borne disease affecting people in the in the developing world. However, its bacterial once contracted to human can be a deadly.
3.	Malaria	Bacterial	This disease is transformed from one human to another by the vector, a female mosquito that sucks the human blood.
4.	Ebola	Viral	This disease occurs due to unusual pattern of monsoon/dry seasons.
5.	Plague	Bacterial	One of the oldest diseases caused by the spread of rodents and their fleas.
6.	Sleeping Sickness	Bacterial	This disease is caused by the Tsetse fly. The major source of this disease is cattle.
7.	Tuberculosis	Bacterial	Infection that is caused in lungs (major part of the body) and other organs too.
8.	Yellow Fever	Viral	Mosquitoes carry this disease. With change in temperature the disease gets spread to other new regions.

Asthma is another major health-concerned issue that is caused by the change in the global atmosphere. High amount of greenhouse gases are emitted out from more industries and leading to air-pollution. This pollution in the air is leading to allergies and difficulties in breathing; asthma.