Analyzing factors affecting tuberculosis incidence in various mainland Chinese economic regions and predicting trends: a comprehensive regression study.

BMC Public Health · 2025 · PMC12487523 · PMID 41034927

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The effects of MINT and MAXT on the incidence rate showed opposite patterns, with MINT being negatively associated with the incidence rate before 13.42 °C and showing a positive trend afterwards, while the MAXT started to show a slight negative correlation with the incidence rate after 20.30 °C, with a previously positive trend.

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