Associations between lifestyle habits, environmental factors and respiratory diseases: a cross-sectional study from southwest China

The prevalence of respiratory diseases is notably higher among the permanent population in southwest China. High-risk lifestyles, coupled with poor indoor and outdoor environments, pose particularly significant threats to women, adolescents, and the older adult. Consequently, improving living habits, renovating aging communities, enhancing the quality of the living environment, and prioritizing vulnerable populations remain central to the objectives of primary health services.