September 5, 2025Frontiers in Public HealthOpen Access

Association between daily variations in the levels of atmospheric O3, PM2.5, and NO2 and the frequency of hospital visits due to respiratory diseases and hypertension in Mexico City using Generalized Additive Mixed Models

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Increased exposure to ozone and pm2.5 significantly worsens respiratory diseases in Mexico City, necessitating health interventions.
Highest hospital visit spikes occurred on Mondays, with seasonal peaks in October and declines in August, indicating patterns of disease exacerbation.
Age disparities were evident; individuals aged 19-35 years experienced the most hospital visits due to air pollution, highlighting vulnerable populations.
PM2.5 was the only pollutant associated with hypertensive conditions, emphasizing the broader impacts of air pollution on cardiovascular issues.

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Observational analysis found increased hospital visits for respiratory diseases in Mexico City linked to ozone and pm2.5 levels, suggesting urgent public health measures.

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Vega et al. (2025) studied this question.

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Observational analysis found increased hospital visits for respiratory diseases in Mexico City linked to ozone and pm2.5 levels, suggesting urgent public health measures.

Association between daily variations in the levels of atmospheric O3, PM2.5, and NO2 and the frequency of hospital visits due to respiratory diseases and hypertension in Mexico City using Generalized Additive Mixed Models

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Association between daily variations in the levels of atmospheric O3, PM2.5, and NO2 and the frequency of hospital visits due to respiratory diseases and hypertension in Mexico City using Generalized Additive Mixed Models

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