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Mortality risks from a spectrum of causes associated with sand and dust storms in China

Environmental Studies and Forestry

Mortality risks from a spectrum of causes associated with sand and dust storms in China

C. Zhang, M. Yan, et al.

Explore the alarming impacts of Sand and Dust Storms (SDS) on global health in this comprehensive study conducted by Can Zhang, Meilin Yan, Hang Du, Jie Ban, Chen Chen, Yuanyuan Liu, and Tiantian Li. With a staggering analysis of over a million deaths, discover how SDS significantly elevates mortality risk, particularly for respiratory diseases, and why urgent public health policies are necessary to combat these effects.

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