City-year prevalence of chronic disease multimorbidity

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“Relative cold had a positive local coefficient in 92.3% of city-years and exceeded |t|>1.96 in 67.2% (mean coefficient=1.372; R2=0.723)”
City-Specific Climate Extremes and Multimorbidity Inequities Among Middle-Aged and Older Adults in 157 Chinese CitiesAmerican journal of preventive medicine2026doi:10.1016/j.amepre.2026.108641
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  1. Cold is associated with city-year prevalence of chronic disease multimorbidity in humans (City-level analysis in 157 Chinese cities) (Mean local coefficient 1.372; positive in 92.3% of city-years; |t|>1.96 in 67.2%).

    “Relative cold had a positive local coefficient in 92.3% of city-years and exceeded |t|>1.96 in 67.2% (mean coefficient=1.372; R2=0.723)”

    HumansCity-level analysis in 157 Chinese citiescity-specific relative cold3-year pre-survey windows

    Cold linked to multiple chronic illnesses across Chinese cities

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Cold linked to multiple chronic illnesses across Chinese cities

Cold relative to local norms was linked to higher rates of multiple chronic conditions in 92.3% of city-and-year observations.Cold relative to local norms was linked to higher rates of multiple chronic conditions in 92.3% of city-and-year observations.

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