Tropical cyclone exposure and risk of emergency Medicare hospital admissions for cardiorespiratory diseases in 175 United States counties, 1999-2010

M, Yan; G, Anderson; A, Wilson; F, Dominici; Y, Wang; M, Al-Hamdan; W, Crosson; A, Schumacher; S, Guikema; R, Peng; J, Peel; S, Magzamen

doi:10.1097/01.ee9.0000611088.17204.59

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Tropical cyclone exposure and risk of emergency Medicare hospital admissions for cardiorespiratory diseases in 175 United States counties, 1999-2010

2019
By M, Yan ; G, Anderson ; A, Wilson ; ...
Source: Environmental Epidemiology, 3(Supplement 1), 451-451

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While injury risks during tropical cyclones (TCs) have been well characterized through traditional surveillance, little is known about TCs’ non-injury morbidity impacts. The elderly might be at particularly high risks of such impacts given heightened prevalence of chronic diseases.
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