Associations of Ambient NO2 with Daily Hospitalization, Hospitalization Expenditure and Length of Hospital Stay of Cause-Specific Respiratory Diseases - Shanxi, China, 2017-2019.
Numerous epidemiological studies have documented the association between ambient nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and mortality and morbidity of respiratory diseases, however, research on the effect of NO2 on the length of hospital stay (LOS) and hospitalization expenditure is limited.This study collected the respiratory hospitalization, hospital expenditure, and LOS for respiratory diseases from 2017-2019 in Shanxi, China, and comprehensively evaluated the association between ambient NO2 exposure and respiratory hospitalization, expenditure, and LOS.This study provides evidence on the association between ambient NO2 and respiratory burden, suggesting that continuously reducing the NO2 concentrations could prevent respiratory disease-associated hospital admissions and decrease the relative burden in Shanxi Province and other similar regions.
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- 4206 Public health