What are some examples of diseases with notable seasonal variations?
Many diseases exhibit clear seasonal patterns:
1. Influenza: Peaks in winter months in temperate regions. 2. Malaria: Peaks during and after the rainy season in tropical regions. 3. Rotavirus: Gastroenteritis tends to peak in the cooler months. 4. Allergic Rhinitis: Often peaks during spring and fall when pollen counts are high. 5. Lyme Disease: Peaks during late spring and early summer when tick activity is highest.
