Relationship between Environmental Pollution and Different Diseases.

Environmental pollution effects on public health. It aims to determine the relationship between Environmental Pollution and Various Diseases. Method was cross-sectional survey from different hospital and polyclinic in Derna city. Results show the young ages (> 1 year - 10 years ) have high frequency and percent 146 (48.7%) in infected by different diseases, followed by )21 year – 30 year (by 66(22.0 %), S.D(1.24), Mean(2.10), The percent of infected male was 200 (66.7 %) higher than females 100(33.3 %), SD was (0.472), Mean(1.33), the percent of West Accumulation 262(87%), SD(0.33315), mean (1.1267). As for the Insect distribution was 261 (87.0%), the water source the highest percent was for Center Of City by 61(20.3%), followed by plastic tanks 48(16.0%), Metal tanks 46(15.3%), Well 53(17.7%), Mean, (3.3167) SD(1.45031). the tuburcoloisus was have a high percent by 83(27.7%), followed by lice 49(16.3 %), followed by Hepatitis A infection by 48(16%) Chronic Granulomatous Disease (CGD) 34 (11.3 %), Rabbis, 32(10.7 %) ,Typhus 13( 4.3 %), and ( Hepatitis B , 7(2.3%) , Hepatitis C,6 ( 2.0%), the Std. Deviation was(3.178 ), Mean (7.87), The percent of infected Libyan 267(89.0%) was higher than other nationality by 28( 12.7 %), Std. Deviation was (0.315), Mean (1.11 ). P-Value for Living Place, Water Source, west Accumulation and Insect Distribution was < 0.000. The results confirmed that the prevalence of different diseases is closely related with the current environmental situation and The Relationship between Diseases and Living Place, Water Source, and Waste Accumulation & Insect Distribution.