Summary: A recent study from the University of Michigan found that rising temperatures due to climate change are unlikely to worsen flu outbreaks. The study looked at data from the past 50 years and found no correlation between temperature increases and flu activity.

Comment: This is an important finding as it suggests that climate change is not likely to have a significant impact on flu outbreaks in the future. It is important for public health officials to be aware of this research when making decisions about how best to prepare for and respond to potential flu epidemics.