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Effects of Short-Term Exposure to Air Pollution on Hospital Admissions of Young Children for Acute Lower Respiratory Infections in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam
Report #: 169, Publication Type: Research Reports Author: HEI Collaborative Working Group on Air Pollution, Poverty, and Health in Ho Chi Minh City, 2012-06-27 Order this Publication About This Publication Please scroll down to download the Report or HEI Statement (a short synopsis).
This report describes a study to investigate the relationships among daily variations in air pollution in Ho Chi Minh City (HCMC), Vietnam, hospital admissions for acute lower respiratory infections in children under age 5, and poverty. The study was part of HEI\'s Public Health and Air Pollution in Asia (PAPA) program and is the first study of air quality and health to be performed in Vietnam. The team of investigators, led by Drs. Le Truong Giang, Long Ngo, and Sumi Mehta, collected daily pollutant data for PM10, sulfur dioxide, nitrogen dioxide, and ozone at multiple locations throughout the city and obtained admissions data from the two pediatric hospitals in HCMC. They then performed statistical analysis on the data using Poisson time-series and case–crossover methods.
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Title Description Size 8/21/12. Includes a Critique by the HEI Health Review Committee. 2625 kb 8/21/12. 521 kb 6/27/12. Appendix E. SOP for Construction of the Clinical Database from Children’s Hospitals 1 and 2. 750 kb 6/27/12. Appendix F. SOP for Derivation of Daily Pollutant Data. 299 kb 6/27/12. Appendix G. Comparison of Results Generated Using R vs. SAS Software. 755 kb
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