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Spatial association of surface water quality and human cancer in China

Medicine and Health

Spatial association of surface water quality and human cancer in China

Z. Wang, W. Gu, et al.

This groundbreaking study by Zixing Wang and colleagues reveals a striking connection between surface water quality and cancer incidence in China. By examining nationwide data, researchers found a clear 'dose-response' relationship, showcasing the crucial influence of high pollutant levels on cancer rates. Their findings underscore the urgent need for effective strategies to tackle this pressing issue.

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