Systematic analysis reveals declining burden of neonatal respiratory infections from air pollution, highlighting regional disparities.
• From 1990 to 2021, the burden of NRIs attributable to air pollution showed an overall declining trend, but marked regional disparities persisted, with a substantially higher burden in low-SDI regions. • Globally, lower respiratory infections accounted for the largest share of NRIs attributable to air pollution, while the relative contributions of diff erent air-pollution sources varied substantially across SDI levels.
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