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biometeorology

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biometeorology
that branch of epidemiology that deals with the effects of physical environmental factors such as rate of air exchange, barometric pressure and humidity on living organisms.


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Proceedings 16th Conference on Biometeorology and Aerobiology; 2004 Aug 25-26; Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada.
Details of these findings have been presented at various meetings for academic societies at home and overseas, including the Japanese Pharmacological Society, the Physiological Society of Japan, the Japan Society of Pain Clinicians, the Japanese Society of Biometeorology, the Japanese Society of Nursing Art and Science, as well as the 4th Congress of the International Society for Autonomic Neuroscience held in Marseille, France in July.
A considerable literature in biometeorology has examined how meteorologic variables affect human physiology, and several measures have been developed that try to integrate the effect of temperature and humidity to develop a composite index.
 
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