Disease Burden and Trends of COPD in the Asia-Pacific Region (1990-2019) and Predictions to 2034.

COPD rates are expected to decline until 2034 but remain a health risk, especially in countries with rising rates. Urgent action on tobacco control, air pollution, and public education is needed.

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2025-05-20
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https://doi.org/10.3967/bes2025.040
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Disease Burden and Trends of COPD in the Asia-Pacific Region (1990-2019) and Predictions to 2034.

Hong Mi, Jing Ma
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Disease Burden and Trends of COPD in the Asia-Pacific Region (1990-2019) and Predictions to 2034.

Hong Mi, Jing Ma
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Abstract

COPD rates are expected to decline until 2034 but remain a health risk, especially in countries with rising rates. Urgent action on tobacco control, air pollution, and public education is needed.

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Disease Burden and Trends of COPD in the Asia-Pacific Region (1990-2019) and Predictions to 2034. — Hong Mi, Jing Ma · PubMed (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS