Analyzing Impact of Climate Parameters and Air Pollution on Mortality and Hospital Admissions: A Systematic Review

Abstract

The Detrimental impact of air pollution and adverse weather conditions on global public health is a significant concern, resulting in increased mortality rates and hospital admissions. This paper presents a systematic review investigating the intricate association between air pollution, weather conditions, and health outcomes, particularly emphasizing mortality rates and hospital admissions. The primary goal of this research endeavor is to discern uncharted territories within the realm of scientific inquiry and underscore the significance of further investigations of effect modifiers and the intricate interplay between weather and air pollution variables. While the review predominantly examines countries within the UK, EU, and Asia single markets, it also includes comparative analysis with other nations. The outcomes of this study will provide valuable insights for developing effective environmental health measures, resource allocation, system interventions, and enhancements in the healthcare system. A distinctive aspect of this review lies in examining the combined effects of various exposures, such as air pollution and weather, on critical health outcomes such as hospitalization and mortality rates.