[From the selection of priority pollutants to the analysis of health data in the SENTIERI Project].

Autor:	Settimo G; Dipartimento ambiente e salute, Istituto superiore di sanità, Roma; gaetano.settimo@iss.it., Soggiu ME; Dipartimento ambiente e salute, Istituto superiore di sanità, Roma., Benedetti M; Dipartimento ambiente e salute, Istituto superiore di sanità, Roma.; WHO Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health in Contaminated Sites, Istituto superiore di sanità, Roma., Zona A; Dipartimento ambiente e salute, Istituto superiore di sanità, Roma.; WHO Collaborating Centre for Environmental Health in Contaminated Sites, Istituto superiore di sanità, Roma., Scaini F; Dipartimento ambiente e salute, Istituto superiore di sanità, Roma., Beccaloni E; Dipartimento ambiente e salute, Istituto superiore di sanità, Roma., Marcello I; Centro nazionale sostanze chimiche, prodotti cosmetici e protezione del consumatore, Istituto superiore di sanità, Roma.
Jazyk:	italština
Zdroj:	Epidemiologia e prevenzione [Epidemiol Prev] 2023 Jan-Apr; Vol. 47 (1-2 Suppl 1), pp. 316-337.
DOI:	10.19191/EP23.1-2-S1.006
Abstrakt:	Objectives: evaluation of mortality and hospitalization of residents in five Italian National Priority Contaminated Sites, studied in the SENTIERI Project, for those pathologies which, on the basis of the assessments of international agencies and bodies, are known to have an aetiological connection with exposure to specific environmental pollutants. Design: ecological study. SETTING AND PARTICIOANTS: resident population in the sites of Trieste and Piombino (steel plants), and Falconara, Livorno, and the industrial area of Milazzo (petrochemical plants and/or refineries). Data extracted from the Sixth SENTIERI Report. Main Outcome Measures: mortality (2013-2017) and hospitalization (2014-2018) for associated causes by exposure to specific pollutants detected in the soil and water matrices. Results: the results obtained do not show common patterns between the excesses found in Trieste and Piombino Sites (steel plants) nor among Livorno, Falconara, and Milazzo (petrochemicals and/or refineries). Livorno and Trieste sites, having a larger population, show the greatest number of excesses. Conclusions: the proposed approach can be a useful tool, in addition to others, for the study of the health profile of residents in contaminated sites, being also the basis for aetiological epidemiological studies.
Databáze:	MEDLINE
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