The findings highlight the growing risk of mosquito-borne diseases as climate change enables mosquitoes to inhabit new regions. Populations in areas previously unaffected by species like the tiger mosquito may now face exposure to diseases such as chikungunya, dengue, and malaria. Individuals who consume alcohol, particularly beer, or have specific body odors may be at higher risk of mosquito bites. Pregnant women, who naturally emit more carbon dioxide and have higher body temperatures, are also more susceptible. These risks underline the importance of preventive measures to reduce mosquito bites and the spread of associated diseases.