The Effects of PM2.5 on chronic cardio-cerebrovascular diseases and respiratory diseases in different groups
Journal of Physics: Conference Series(2021)
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Abstract This paper explored the difference of health damage caused by PM2.5 among the rural mid-aged and elderly in the same pollution level areas. In addition, the reason for the difference is also discussed. The results indicate that one unit concentration increase in PM2.5 is related to a statistically significant 1.82% increase in the probability of suffering chronic cardio-cerebrovascular diseases, respiratory diseases for the low-income individuals. It is 0.0012 higher than those with high income. In addition, the mid-aged and elderly in the areas with high per capita GDP face a higher risk of having the related chronic diseases. Personal health awareness and local medical service infrastructure play positive roles in reducing the health impacts of PM2.5.
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respiratory diseases,cardio-cerebrovascular
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