There is a strong association observed between the increase in average ambient temperature and increases in Salmonella infections . Most types of Salmonella infections lead to salmonellosis, while some other types  can lead to typhoid fever or paratyphoid fever. The transmission to humans of the non-typhoidal Salmonella infection, one of the most widespread FBDs, usually occurs through eating foods contaminated with animal faeces. Studies conducted in Australia , New Zealand , the UK , South Korea , Singapore  and Hong Kong, SAR of China , have shown that Salmonella outbreaks are strongly associated with temperature increases.
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