The nonlinear impact of air pollutants and solar radiation exposure on the risk of hospitalisation for pterygium among adults in Shanghai, China: a time series analysis.

J Glob Health · 2025 · PMC11987575 · PMID 40214130

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In China, the estimated prevalence of pterygium in the general population aged 15–84 years is 9.84%, and shows an increasing trend with age.

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