Disease prevention also benefits from humidity-temperature synergy. According to research, the flu virus thrives in low humidity, increasing infection risk. Maintaining a balanced indoor humidity and temperature reduces pathogen survivability, reducing respiratory infections and other illnesses. Beyond only providing short-term relief, this synergy significantly maintains public health, particularly in regions vulnerable to airborne illnesses and seasonal flu outbreaks. By intentionally managing the indoor climate to make it less conducive to these diseases, we can indirectly promote a healthier community and lessen the overall strain on healthcare systems.