Data Sheet 2_Divergent trends and regional disparities in PM2.5 and O3 health economic burdens in China, 2013–2023: an integrated assessment with policy implications.zip by Ziqi Tang (10904159)

“…Conversely, O₃-related mortality exhibited a significant upward trend. At reference concentrations of 0 and 60 μg/m³, all-cause mortality increased by 24.25% (365,084 cases) and 79.70% (372,724 cases), respectively. …”

Data Sheet 1_Divergent trends and regional disparities in PM2.5 and O3 health economic burdens in China, 2013–2023: an integrated assessment with policy implications.zip by Ziqi Tang (10904159)

“…Conversely, O₃-related mortality exhibited a significant upward trend. At reference concentrations of 0 and 60 μg/m³, all-cause mortality increased by 24.25% (365,084 cases) and 79.70% (372,724 cases), respectively. …”

Data Sheet 3_Divergent trends and regional disparities in PM2.5 and O3 health economic burdens in China, 2013–2023: an integrated assessment with policy implications.zip by Ziqi Tang (10904159)

“…Conversely, O₃-related mortality exhibited a significant upward trend. At reference concentrations of 0 and 60 μg/m³, all-cause mortality increased by 24.25% (365,084 cases) and 79.70% (372,724 cases), respectively. …”

Table 2_The global burden of pediatric infective endocarditis (5–14 years): epidemiological patterns from 1990 to 2021 and projected trajectories.pdf by Ying Xiao (6517)

“…</p>Results<p>Globally, the incidence of pediatric IE declined by 27.6% (95% UI, −30.9% to −24.9%) and mortality by 21.4% (95% UI, −35.2% to −0.8%) between 1990 and 2021, with an estimated annual percentage change (EAPC) of −1.37% (95% CI, −1.49% to −1.24%) and −0.64% (95% CI, −0.75% to −0.54%), respectively. DALYs decreased by 19.2% (95% UI, −33.2% to 1.9%). Marked disparities persisted, with high-SDI regions, notably China, achieving the greatest reductions in burden, while sub-Saharan Africa and Eastern Europe exhibited stagnant or increasing rates. …”

Table 1_Trend analysis of pediatric urolithiasis prevalence from 1990 to 2021 in the BRICS.docx by Zhi-gang Zhang (328212)

“…</p>Result<p>Globally, the prevalence has been increasing every year, with the greatest increase in the 10–14 age group. Encouragingly, the Age-Standardized Prevalence Rate (ASPR) has shown a decreasing trend. …”

Table 1_The global burden of pediatric infective endocarditis (5–14 years): epidemiological patterns from 1990 to 2021 and projected trajectories.pdf by Ying Xiao (6517)

“…</p>Results<p>Globally, the incidence of pediatric IE declined by 27.6% (95% UI, −30.9% to −24.9%) and mortality by 21.4% (95% UI, −35.2% to −0.8%) between 1990 and 2021, with an estimated annual percentage change (EAPC) of −1.37% (95% CI, −1.49% to −1.24%) and −0.64% (95% CI, −0.75% to −0.54%), respectively. DALYs decreased by 19.2% (95% UI, −33.2% to 1.9%). Marked disparities persisted, with high-SDI regions, notably China, achieving the greatest reductions in burden, while sub-Saharan Africa and Eastern Europe exhibited stagnant or increasing rates. …”

Table 3_The global burden of pediatric infective endocarditis (5–14 years): epidemiological patterns from 1990 to 2021 and projected trajectories.pdf by Ying Xiao (6517)

“…</p>Results<p>Globally, the incidence of pediatric IE declined by 27.6% (95% UI, −30.9% to −24.9%) and mortality by 21.4% (95% UI, −35.2% to −0.8%) between 1990 and 2021, with an estimated annual percentage change (EAPC) of −1.37% (95% CI, −1.49% to −1.24%) and −0.64% (95% CI, −0.75% to −0.54%), respectively. DALYs decreased by 19.2% (95% UI, −33.2% to 1.9%). Marked disparities persisted, with high-SDI regions, notably China, achieving the greatest reductions in burden, while sub-Saharan Africa and Eastern Europe exhibited stagnant or increasing rates. …”

Supporting data for <b>Drivers, Composition and Potential for Innovative Vector Control Approaches in the mosquito</b> by Lucy Aliette Janet Mirabib Ame De Guilhem De Lataillade (11192853)

“…</p><p dir="ltr">Brief project description</p><p dir="ltr">Mosquito-borne diseases kill more humans than humans do and have done so for a long time. The most significant diseases transmitted by mosquitoes currently lack effective vaccines, and existing control methods face increasing resistance. …”