temperature and rainfall  . In Honduras, rainfall and relative humidity were positively correlated with the occurrence of haemorrhagic dengue cases . In Costa Rica, temperature and rainfall were correlated to cattle rabies outbreaks and mortality during 1985-2016 ; incidence of leishmaniasis showed cycles of 3 years related to temperature changes ; and snakebites were more likely to occur at high temperatures and were significantly reduced after the rainy season for the period 2005-2013 . In Panama, rainfall was associated with an increased number of malaria cases among the Gunas, an Indigenous People with high vulnerability living in poverty conditions on small islands affected by SLR . These correlations point to a possible change in disease incidence with climate change; evidence of that change is yet to be reported in the literature because longitudinal studies are lacking in the region.
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