Argentina doctor warns Super Niño may fuel dengue outbreak as rains, heat accumulate

Argentine meteorologist Jorge Tartaglione warns on LN+ that the combination of heavy rains, heat, and water accumulation from the Super Niño event creates ideal breeding conditions for Aedes aegypti mosquitoes, raising the risk of a dengue outbreak. The claim is an expert forecast, not yet confirmed by case data. This matters because it signals a potential public health emergency in a region already vulnerable to dengue.

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