The article discusses the recent cases of Malaria Transmitted in the U.S. and the concerns it raises. Dr. Catherine Troisi explains that climate change affects the distribution of the mosquito responsible for spreading malaria, as they feed more often and the parasite replicates faster in higher temperatures. However, she also mentions that in the United States, prevention mechanisms such as window screens and insect repellent are in place, reducing the risk of widespread malaria transmission.

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