Ecology and Congenital Malformations
Keywords:
congenital malformations, production factors, hygienic assessment, environmental pollutionAbstract
The article highlights the environmental conditions in small industrial cities of the republic, identifies the main sources of atmospheric air pollution. To study the influence of the environmental factor on the frequency of the prevalence of IDP, data on the “hygienic assessment of environmental pollution” of the State Department of Statistics of the Republic of Uzbekistan were analyzed, the degrees of atmospheric air pollution of the studied region were estimated by the total impact of hygienic factors on the health of the population.
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