Journals on Regenerative Diseases - BJSTR Journal

Abstract

A massive number of Literature is accessible focusing only on the general concern of climate change ignoring the cost valuation of the association between environmental change and #human health. Establishment of environment-disease relationship leading to economic consequences is found timely and apposite research at this moment. Therefore, this paper aims to establish environmental-health relationship and its impact on household economy through cost of illness in western part of Nepal. Time series analytical economic evaluation design is employed using secondary data to establish environment-#disease relationship with the help of ordinary least square, being based on the econometric theory. The results divulge that environmental variables such as extreme summer temperature warm winter temperature and population density are in favor to increase the disease prevalence, whereas, increasing winter rainfall, immunization #coverage and vitamin A coverage among children seemed to reduce the disease prevalence in western Nepal. Similarly, disease-environment relationship showed that 1⁰C increase in temperature increases the disease prevalence at least by 5% in the #existing rate of prevalence in western Nepal, controlling other variables.

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Environment Disease Relationship and Its Impact on Household Economy by Uttam Paudel in BJSTR

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