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(Contributed by: Zhang Lina)
Recently, the research group of Professor Kan Haidong and Meng Xia Youth Associate Researcher from the School of Public Health of Fudan University, together with the research team of Researcher Ma Xu and Associate Researcher He Yuan of the Institute of Science and Technology of the National Health and Health Commission, based on the national birth cohort, found that the increase of green space around the living environment of the research subjects was associated with premature birth.
Figure 1 Graphical abstract
Green space is an important component of human settlements, and its impact on human health has received more and more attention
Preterm birth, one of the most common adverse birth outcomes, is an important predictor of neonatal and under-5 mortality
Based on the National Free Preconception Health Examination Project (NFPHEP), this study included a total of 3,751,672 singleton live births born in 30 provinces and cities across the country from 2010 to 2015, including preterm infants (PTB, 20–36 weeks).
Table 1 Association of green space environment during pregnancy with preterm birth and gestational age
| Outcome | Buffer 500-m | Buffer 1,000-m | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|
| NDVI | EVI | NDVI | EVI | |
| PTB | 0. NDVI max , maximum NDVI during pregnancy; EVI max , maximum EVI during pregnancy; PTB, preterm (20–36 weeks); EPTB, very preterm (20–27 weeks); VPTB, early preterm (28–31 weeks); MPTB , moderate to mild preterm birth (32–36 weeks); GA, gestational weeks PTB, EPTB, VPTB and MPTB correspond to OR values, and GA corresponds to β values The study found that increased green space was significantly associated with a lower risk of preterm birth The results of stratified analysis indicated that the protective effect of green space environment on preterm birth was affected by the socioeconomic level and reproductive age of the research subjects Figure 2. In conclusion, the results of this study suggest that the increase of green space environment during pregnancy is significantly related to the reduction of the risk of preterm birth and its subcategories, and the increase of green space environment may have a stronger protective effect on the occurrence of preterm birth at small gestational weeks Zhang Lina, a doctoral student at the School of Public Health, Fudan University, and Shi Shuyan, Institute of Science and Technology of the National Health and Health Commission, are the co-first authors of the paper.
DOI: https://doi. Citation format: Zhang L.
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