Rural-Urban Disparities in Multimorbidity Associated With Climate Change and Air Pollution: A Longitudinal Analysis Among Chinese Adults Aged 45.

Innov Aging · 2023 · PMC10473454 · PMID 37663149

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We can see higher PM 2.5 exposure or temperature was associated with worse chronic health in an expected trend, but the overlapping CIs in Figure 4 suggest that age is not always a significant factor to boost the effects of air pollution or temperature on multimorbidity at the life-course span.

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