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Christopher Colin Neoh

Ministry of Health

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Lessons from the equator: a window on the future of vibriosis in a warming Earth

Christopher Colin Neoh, Eric Hill, Fabini D. Orata, Craig Baker‐Austin, Marisa A. Hast, Michael Hughes, Bryan M.H. Keng, Patrick Martin, Tan Yen Ee, Crystal Shie Lyeen Wong, Chew Ka Lip, Su Gin Douglas Chan, Yihui Chen, T. M. S. Barkham, Swapnil Mishra, , Yan Boucher

This study compares vibriosis incidence and causative species between equatorial Singapore and temperate United States, finding higher incidence in Singapore with stable rates, while US rates are rising, suggesting ecological impacts of warming oceans.

bioRxiv · Mar 4, 2026 · PreprintMicrobiology