Doctoral Dissertation in Faculty of Arts Reveals Governorates of Middle Euphrates with Most and Least Infections with Infectious Diseases

A PhD thesis in the Faculty of Arts at the University of Kufa has concluded that the most influencing climatic characteristics in infectious diseases are thermal characteristics and relative humidity, while the least influencing climatic characteristics in these diseases are rain and dust storms.This has been concluded in the examination of the thesis submitted by the student (Miqdad Noman), which was titled “The Relationship of Climatic Characteristics in the Infection of Infectious Diseases in the Middle Euphrates Governorates,” which aims to reveal the relationship between the climatic characteristics of the Middle Euphrates Governorates, and the incidence of infectious diseases, and the researcher added that The study reached other important results, most notably, that the most diseases related to climatic characteristics is influenza, followed by typhoid, while the least diseases related to climatic characteristics are cholera and black fever, and the most infectious diseases in the Middle Euphrates governorates are Babylon, while the least number of them Injuries are Muthanna Governorate.