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Abstract
This study investigated the spatial association between surface water quality and cancer incidence in China using nationwide water monitoring and population-level cancer data. A "dose-response" relationship was observed between the number of pollutants at high levels and cancer incidence, suggesting surface water quality is a significant factor in cancer incidence. The study highlights the complex effects of multiple pollutants and points to strategies for addressing this challenge.
Publisher
npj Clean Water
Published On
Jul 08, 2023
Authors
Zixing Wang, Wentao Gu, Xiaobo Guo, Fang Xue, Jing Zhao, Wei Han, Hairong Li, Wangyue Chen, Yaoda Hu, Cuihong Yang, Luwen Zhang, Peng Wu, Yali Chen, Yujie Zhao, Jin Du, Jingmei Jiang
Tags
surface water quality
cancer incidence
pollutants
dose-response relationship
China
public health
environmental impact

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