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We welcome your input to its construction.
As of mid-September, an initial search of nchi.nlm.nih.gov/PubMed via the
National Library of Medicine produced several interesting citations and
abstracts, e. g., "Influence of population density on antibiotic resistance" and
"Population density and childhood leukaemia." However, while each study
suggests
linkage between population density and the studied health problem, as one of
the abstracts states, "other interpretations are possible." In short, we
have
not located a study which a lay person can understand and intuitively accept,
e. g., "Sneezing on crowded subway cars is more dangerous to public health
than sneezing on nearly-empty subway cars."
If you have a special interest in or information about the relationship
between public health and population density, please click on the "Contact
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