Super El Niño Projected to Cause 450,000 Deaths in Six Months
UKPulse Health Desk
A super El Niño event is predicted to lead to 450,000 deaths over the next six months. This comes as new research offers a clue in the debate about sex differences in babies.
- A super El Niño is projected to cause 450,000 deaths in the next six months.
- A study offers a clue in the debate about whether sex differences are present from birth.
- The UK experienced a significant meningitis outbreak earlier this year.
A super El Niño event is predicted to result in 450,000 deaths over the coming six months. This forecast was discussed alongside other science stories this week.
Separately, a study has offered a clue in the long-standing debate concerning whether sex differences are present from birth or are a product of socialisation. Additionally, the reasons behind the UK's large meningitis outbreak earlier this year were addressed.