Relation between population morbidity and atmospheric pollution in several industrial regions of the country

Population morbidity rate was studied in some regions of chemical industry, petro-chemical and metallurgical industry as well as in some big towns of the country according to the data on the appeals for medical aid for a 7-year long period (1972-1978). A correlation was established between the type...

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Published inProblemi na khigienata Vol. 8; p. 109
Main Authors Basmadzhieva, K, Nikiforov, B, Tabakova, S, Balabaeva, L, Davidkova, E
Format Journal Article
LanguageRussian
Published Bulgaria 1983
Subjects
Adolescent
Adult
Aged
Air Pollution
Bulgaria
Chemical Industry
Child
Child, Preschool
Humans
Infant
Metallurgy
Middle Aged
Morbidity
Petroleum
Bulgaria
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Summary:Population morbidity rate was studied in some regions of chemical industry, petro-chemical and metallurgical industry as well as in some big towns of the country according to the data on the appeals for medical aid for a 7-year long period (1972-1978). A correlation was established between the type and degree of atmospheric pollution in the polluted regions and morbidity rate, according to nozological entities, both among infant and adult population.
ISSN:0323-9179