Climate crisis is creating the perfect storm for infectious diseases

As global temperatures have gone up, so too have outbreaks of many infectious illnesses. Climate change has exacerbated 218 out of 375 conditions

Climate change is constantly in the news these days and for good reason. The report published earlier this year by the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC), representing the opinion of 234 expert scientists from 195 counties, made for sobering reading. We are due to pass a key threshold by 2040 which will have catastrophic consequences for humanity.

That threshold is a 1.5C rise in the global average temperature above pre-industrial levels. 

Poolbeg Pharma plc (LON:POLB) is a clinical stage infectious disease pharmaceutical company, with a novel capital light clinical model which enables us to develop multiple products faster and more cost effectively than the traditional biotech model. 

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