Circulation Research,
Год журнала:
2024,
Номер
134(9), С. 1098 - 1112
Опубликована: Апрель 25, 2024
As
global
temperatures
rise,
extreme
heat
events
are
projected
to
become
more
frequent
and
intense.
Extreme
causes
a
wide
range
of
health
effects,
including
an
overall
increase
in
morbidity
mortality.
It
is
important
note
that
while
there
sufficient
epidemiological
evidence
for
heat-related
increases
all-cause
mortality,
on
the
association
between
cause-specific
deaths
such
as
cardiovascular
disease
(CVD)
mortality
(and
its
specific
causes)
limited,
with
inconsistent
findings.
Existing
systematic
reviews
meta-analyses
studies
CVD
have
summarized
available
evidence.
However,
target
audience
mainly
limited
field
environmental
epidemiology.
This
overarching
perspective
aims
provide
professionals
comprehensive
overview
recent
how
associated
The
rationale
behind
this
broad
better
understanding
effect
will
help
optimize
their
plans
adapt
changes
brought
about
by
climate
change
events.
To
policymakers,
would
formulate
targeted
mitigation,
strengthen
early
warning
systems,
develop
adaptation
strategies.
Despite
heterogeneity
worldwide,
due
part
different
climatic
conditions
population
dynamics,
clear
link
risk
has
often
been
found
be
higher
vulnerable
subgroups,
older
people,
people
preexisting
conditions,
socioeconomically
deprived.
also
highlights
lack
from
low-
middle-income
countries
focuses
deaths.
In
addition,
temporal
well
interactive
other
factors
potential
biological
pathways.
Importantly,
these
various
aspects
never
fully
investigated
and,
therefore,
true
extent
impact
remains
largely
unknown.
Furthermore,
research
gaps
solutions
generate
robust
future
consequences
Environment International,
Год журнала:
2023,
Номер
183, С. 108358 - 108358
Опубликована: Ноя. 30, 2023
Previous
studies
have
related
heat
waves
to
morbidity
and
mortality
of
cardiovascular
diseases;
however,
potential
mechanisms
remained
limited.
Our
aims
were
investigate
the
short-term
effects
on
a
series
clinical/subclinical
indicators
associated
with
health.
Scientific Reports,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
15(1)
Опубликована: Янв. 11, 2025
To
analyze
the
relationship
between
hot
or
cold,
and
wet
dry
interacting
weather,
urolithiasis-related
hospitalizations.
Distributed
lag
nonlinear
model
for
time
series
design
was
used
to
build
exposure-response
curves
association
of
daily
mean
temperature
relative
humidity
with
Cut-off
values
were
determined
temperature,
humidity,
dichotomous
categories
define
heat-cold
wet-dry
meteorological
conditions.
Based
on
a
total
38,184
hospitalizations
from
2018
2019
in
Ganzhou
as
large
prefecture-level
city
southern
China,
dry-heat
weather
during
season
(May
September)
increased
risk
(relative
[RR]:
1.17,
95%
confidence
interval
[CI]:
1.02,
1.35),
most
pronounced
effects
those
aged
21–40
years
male.
Wet-cold
cold
(December
February)
population
(RR:
1.58,
CI:
1.20,
2.07).
The
effect
significant
21–60
old
age
both
genders
groups.
Both
wet-cold
could
trigger
urolithiasis.
iScience,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
28(3), С. 111968 - 111968
Опубликована: Фев. 7, 2025
There
is
scant
research
on
the
association
between
humidex
exposure
and
urinary
system
diseases.
Hospitalization
records
from
Lanzhou
city
were
collected
for
period
2015
to
2019,
alongside
daily
meteorological
air
pollution
data
study
duration.
Daily
was
calculated
using
temperature
relative
humidity
indices.
The
employed
a
combined
approach
of
generalized
additive
models
distributed
lag
non-linear
(DLNMs)
estimate
exposure-lag-response
relationship
hospital
admissions
diseases,
as
well
subgroups
diseases
(urolithiasis
tubule-interstitial
diseases).
A
total
55,365
patients
with
included.
single
effect
overall
most
significant
lag13
risk
(RR)
=
1.066
(95%
confidence
interval
[CI]:
1.011,
1.124),
while
cumulative
over
lag0-14
RR
1.387
CI:
1.240,
1.550).
goal
this
establish
an
early
warning
allocate
medical
resources
effectively
reduce
International Journal of Public Health,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
70
Опубликована: Март 17, 2025
At
present,
most
studies
have
focused
on
the
effects
of
temperature
or
humidity
children's
health,
while
relatively
few
explored
combined
and
health.
We
aimed
to
examine
impact
humidex,
a
comprehensive
index,
outpatient
department
respiratory
diseases
in
children.
Daily
visits
for
pediatric
disorders,
meteorological
conditions,
air
pollution
Shijiazhuang
were
recorded.
From
2014
2022,
we
evaluated
humidex
disorders
children
using
distributed
lag
non-linear
model
(DLNM).
The
controlled
(PM2.5,
NO2,
SO2)
wind
velocity,
as
well
day
week,
seasonality,
long-term
trend.
In
addition,
stratified
analysis
was
performed
according
different
genders,
ages,
disease
types.
Humidex
exposure-response
curve
showed
"V"
type.
cumulative
relative
risks
(CRR)
extremely
high
low
1.124
(95%
confidence
interval
[CI]
=
1.030-1.228)
1.344
CI
1.136-1.590),
respectively.
burden
attributed
non-optimal
13.96%
empirical
CI[eCI]
7.81-19.33%),
which
with
an
AF
12.54%
eCI
5.94-18.32%),
only
1.42%
0.19-2.48%)
due
humidex.
Low
exposure
significantly
increased
risk
illnesses
children,
aged
7-14
more
susceptible
European journal of medical research,
Год журнала:
2025,
Номер
30(1)
Опубликована: Апрель 4, 2025
Abstract
The
respiratory
tract
microbiome,
a
complex
ecosystem
of
microorganisms
colonizing
the
mucous
layers
and
epithelial
surfaces
along
with
their
associated
microenvironment,
plays
vital
role
in
maintaining
function
promoting
maturation
immune
system.
Current
research
suggests
that
environmental
changes
can
disrupt
microbiota,
potentially
leading
to
disease.
This
review
summarizes
existing
on
impact
factors
microbiome
diseases,
aiming
offer
new
insights
into
prevention
treatment
Abstract
Background
Many
studies
have
reported
the
association
between
ambient
temperature
and
mortality
from
cardiovascular
disease
(CVD).
However,
health
effects
of
humidity
are
still
unclear,
much
less
combined
humidity.
In
this
study,
we
used
humidex
to
quantify
effect
on
CVD
mortality.
Methods
Daily
meteorological,
air
pollution,
data
were
collected
in
four
cities
southwest
China.
We
a
distributed
lag
non-linear
model
(DLNM)
first
stage
assess
exposure–response
city-specific
A
multivariate
meta-analysis
was
conducted
second
pool
these
at
overall
level.
To
evaluate
burden
high
low
humidex,
determined
attributable
fraction
(AF).
According
abovementioned
processes,
stratified
analyses
based
various
demographic
factors.
Results
Humidex
curve
showed
an
inverted
“J”
shape,
minimum
(MMH)
31.7
(77th
percentile),
cumulative
relative
risk
(CRR)
2.27
(95%
confidence
interval
[CI],
1.76–2.91).
At
extremely
CRRs
1.19
CI,
0.98–1.44)
2.52
1.88–3.38),
respectively.
The
attributed
non-optimal
21.59%
empirical
CI
[eCI],
18.12–24.59%),
most
which
due
with
AF
20.16%
eCI,
16.72–23.23%).
Conclusions
Low
could
significantly
increase
mortality,
vulnerability
differed
across
populations
different
characteristics.
elderly
(>
64
years
old),
unmarried
people,
those
limited
level
education
(1–9
years)
especially
susceptible
humidex.
Therefore,
is
appropriate
as
predictor
early-warning
system.