Objective:
- Pinpoint the vulnerable generations in terms of the age-adjusted value of statistical life (AVSL), and identify regions in Japan with high medical care burdens because of PM2.5 exposure from a subnational level
Case:
Methodology:
- GEMM
- Relative risk
- Economic cost
Data Source
- PM2.5
- Population
- GDP
- Life expectancy and survival probability
Findings:
- Total PM2.5-attributable deaths showed a 1.3-fold increase from 2001 to 2019, nearly 95% of them occurred in individuals aged over 60 years
- The annual average AVSL was the highest among individuals aged 40-59 years
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