A Study of Climate and Its Impact on the Spread of Skin Diseases in the Center of Fallujah District

This study examined the extent to which climatic factors influence the spread of many diseases in the Fallujah District Center, albeit to varying degrees. Some weather conditions cause certain diseases, while others exacerbate other diseases already present in humans, facilitate their emergence, or reduce the human ability to resist certain diseases. The study also demonstrated that the physiological functions of the human body respond to weather changes, and that physiological processes in the human body change from one season to another throughout the year. There is no climatic environment that does not contain certain types of viral diseases or an environment associated with its thermal conditions. The study also included some recommendations to limit the spread of certain diseases in the study area.