In the scientific world, the claim of ‘fatal mushroom disease will spread with global warming’! – Cyprus Newspaper
The new research by scientists from the University of Manchester has demonstrated a worrying fact. According to the study, the fatal fungal disease, which is common in hot regions, can spread through global warming.
With global warming, the incidence of fatal fungal disease will increase.
According to a new study by scientists from the University of Manchester, Deadly Fatal Fummic Mushroom infections of ‘Aspergillus Fumigatus’ can lead to heavy respiratory system diseases in humans. Experts estimate that this species will spread from Africa and South America to north, Europe and Asia. In the study, the size of the spread is dependent on the use of fossil fuel and greenhouse gas emissions.
Norman Van Rhijn of Manchester University, the chief of the study, emphasized that the treatment of mushrooms is ‘extremely difficult’ and called for the necessary measures to take the necessary measures.
According to estimates, the spreading area of such fungi may increase by 77 percent by 2100 due to global warming. It was reported that this means that only nine million people will cause a danger to the health of nearly nine million people in the European continent, and especially for chronic lung diseases and people with weak immunity were called to be careful.
