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Stroke, dementia, other neurological disorders in India doubled since 1990: Study in Lancet
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India Sees Non-Communicable Neurological Disorders Double In Last Decade
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Air pollution related disease, deaths cost India Rs 260,000 crores in economic loss: report
Lung diseases made up 40 percent of morbities caused by air pollution while 60 percent of diseases were caused by ischemic heart disease, stroke, diabetes, neonatal deaths related to preterm birth.
Dec 30, 2020 17:15:17 IST
A new study has looked at the number of deaths and illnesses caused by air pollution, both indoor and outdoor, during the year 2019 as well as the financial impact it had. The researchers stated that the relation between air pollution and the harmful effect it has on a person s health is well known but the related economic outcome is not very well researched. The researchers also calculated the economic impact of air pollution for every state of India. The study was a collaboration between researchers from AIIMS, ICMR and IIT-Delhi and is titled ‘
Delhi suffered most loss due to air pollution: Study
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The state recorded 1.4 lakh air pollution-linked deaths while UP recorded the highest with 3.5 lakh deaths
MUMBAI: Maharashtra, which has safer air parameters than many north Indian states, is second in the statewise list of premature deaths due to air pollution in 2019. The state recorded 1.4 lakh air pollution-linked deaths while UP recorded the highest with 3.5 lakh deaths. The all-India figure is 17 lakh deaths 18% of all the fatalities in 2019; corresponding percentage for state is 16.7.
Air pollution robs state’s GDP of nearly Rs 7,200cr
Maharashtra is second in the country after Uttar Pradesh on premature deaths caused by air pollution in 2019. The finding is part of a scientific paper published by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) in The Lancet Planetary Health. The study was conducted for ICMR’s State-Level Disease Burden Initiative along with Public Health Foundation of India and the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation.