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The global climate change of the two past centuries is today an undeniable fact. A rise of about 3 to 6 C of the average temperature of the troposphere in the next hundred years is worldly accepted. The positive and negative effects of global warming upon nature and society are still speculative, but the negative ones are rather alarming. The occurrence of some diseases will tend to decrease, but that of many others, especially of the transmissible and infectious ones (dengue fever, malaria, etc.) in the tropics will tend to rise in warmer climatic conditions. The expansion of warmer areas to higher latitudes and altitudes will be followed by the expansion of the geographic extent of these diseases.

Réchauffement global et santé : aspects généraux et quelques particularités du monde tropical