研究成果：Exposure to extreme climate decreases self-rated health score: Large-scale survey evidence from China

作者：杨志明，Yang Bo，Liu Pengfei(通讯作者)，Zhang Yunquan，Hou Lingling，Yuan XiaoChen(通讯作者)

发表期刊：Global Environmental Change（ABS3）

High temperature is a growing threat and impacts public health through different exposure mechanisms. Our study constructs a comprehensive exposure measurement based on temperature variability, duration, and effective influence range. We investigate human responses to high temperatures through self-rated health scores based on individual-level data from China Labor-force Dynamic Survey (CLDS). Results show that higher temperature and temperature variability significantly decrease self-rated health scores. Subjective health risk is most significantly related to the cumulative temperature in the previous two weeks. We also find that the exposure effects at night and on weekdays are more severe. Workers who experience greater exposure from commuting and work environments are negatively impacted by high temperatures. In addition, men, the elderly, middle and low education groups, rural residents are more likely to be impacted by high temperatures.

文献来源：Yang, Z., Yang, B., Liu, P., Zhang, Y., Hou, L., & Yuan, X. C. (2022). Exposure to extreme climate decreases self-rated health score: Large-scale survey evidence from China. Global Environmental Change, 74, 102514.