A Survey on Health Effects Due to Aircraft Noise on Residents Living Around Kadena Air Base in the Ryukyus

Hiramatsu, Ken; Yamamoto, Takeo; Taira, Keisuke; Ito, Akiyoshi; Nakasone, T.

doi:10.1006/jsvi.1997.1011

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“…An additional increase for hypertension could be seen for road traffic noise in the highest exposure category (>65 dB) [102]. Environmental noise is also considered to be associated with respiratory diseases such as asthma, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD) [103,104], or mental health symptoms such as depression and anxiety [105,106].…”

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A Conceptual Modeling Approach to Health-Related Urban Well-Being

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Abstract:In cities, social well-being faces obstacles posed by globalization, demographic and climate change, new forms of social organization, and the fragmentation of lifestyles. These changes affect the vulnerability of city societies and impact their health-related urban well-being (UrbWellth). The conceptual model introduced in this paper systematizes the relevant variables while considering previous research, and establishes the target value UrbWellth. The model differs from existing approaches mainly in the analytical distinctions it suggests. These allow us to group the relevant urban influence variables into four sectors and enable a more general and abstract consideration of health-related urban relations. The introduction of vulnerability as a filter and transfer function acts as an effect modifier between UrbWellth and the various urban variables.

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“…Instead, other individual co-factors describing location of rooms, subjective noise annoyance or duration of residence should be taken into consideration [7,8,30,31]. Additionally, noise at workplace [32,33] or other sources of noise such as aircraft or industrial noise [8,31,34] are suggested to affect psychological disorders.…”

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“…However, fewer is known about the relationship between traffic noise [6,7] or aircraft noise [8] and different mental disorders such as depression. Results from the Heinz Nixdorf Recall Study showed a relative risk (RR) of 1.29 (95 % confidence interval 1.03, 1.62) for participants classified as having high depressive symptoms for exposure to road traffic noise > 55 dB(A) compared to ≤ 55 dB(A) [6].…”

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Multivariate Analysis of Noise, Socioeconomic and Sociodemographic Factors and Their Association with Depression on Borough Level in the City State of Hamburg, Germany

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The objective of this first part of our study was to investigate associations of road traffic noise, socioeconomic and -demographic risk factors, and health access on depression on borough level.We investigated in a large metropolis associations between prevalence rates of depression per borough (n = 67 boroughs) in all age groups (excluding the age group of 0-17 years) using health claims data (year 2011) and the variables "social deprivation" and "number of family members", which were obtained from a previously conducted principal component analysis, and by using multivariate regression model. Additionally, the proportion of borough area affected by noise > 65 db(A) and physician density used as a surrogate parameter for health access were considered as potentially associated factors for depression.The results demonstrated that depression might be associated with increasing social borough deprivation.Additionally, the number of family members used as a proxy measure for positive family support showed decreasing prevalence rates the more family members were present. Furthermore, proportions of borough areas affected by noise > 65 db(A) was positively associated with depression.Our ecological study design has the advantage that a large number of large-scale, population-based aggregated data could easily be obtained and analysed and first potential associations could be found and discussed. To improve our findings, future studies will use data from a survey and data from the Hamburg City Health Study, a local follow-up health study, to better elucidate the individual risk factors together with environmental living and working conditions.

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“…Plusieurs autres études, dont celle de Kreyet (1999) en Allemagne, de Kawada et al (1992) au Japon et de Schreinicke et al (1990) en GrandeBretagne, ont fait le même constat. Il en est de même de l'étude de Hiramatsu et al (1997) chez la population de Kadena au Japon ; ils ont décrit chez celle-ci une tendance à la dépression et à l'anxiété. Halpern (n.d.) rapporte que le bruit de trafic routier est responsable des désor-dres mentaux corrélés à l'âge, au sexe et au niveau socioéconomique.…”

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Les effets du bruit sur la santé mentale : recension des écrits

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La présente étude est une revue critique de la documentation scientifique sur les effets du bruit sur la santé mentale. Cette étude a été réalisée sur la base de la recherche de mots-clés, de l’impact factor des revues, du nombre de fois que l’article a été cité. Hinari a servi de base des données. L’analyse et la sélection des articles scientifiques nous ont permis de les regrouper en trois catégories d’études. Les études fondamentales ont dosé les taux des hormones de stress dans le plasma, les urines et la salive. Les études expérimentales ont exposé les sujets humains à la pollution sonore pour évaluer les déficits de leurs mémoire, attention et performance. Les études épidémiologiques ont évalué les déficits cognitifs chez les élèves étudiant dans des milieux bruyants et l’état de santé mentale des individus habitant aux alentours des aéroports, voies ferrées et des autoroutes. Les études fondamentales et expérimentales ont abouti à un consensus scientifique sur les effets négatifs du bruit tandis que les résultats des études épidémiologiques ne permettent pas de tirer des conclusions solides, des études ultérieures s’avèrent donc nécessaires.Any human activity generates noise. It is considered as a risk factor for people’s health. The present review of literature has assessed the impact of noise on mental health; it is summarized into four points: objective, methods, results and conclusion. Objective: The main objective of this study is to expose the actual knowledge state of noise effects on mental health after overview and critical analysis of literature to identify the acquired and shortcomings, to reflect on research direction in terms of noise pollution in the future. Methods: The literature review was conducted based on: research of keys words in articles published, research of the number of quotations of articles in Journal Citation Reports (JCR), published in web of science, research of impact factor of journals. One hundred articles were selected, after analyzing contents, items were classified into: fundamental studies (25%), experimental studies (50%), and epidemiological studies (25%). Results: The fundamental studies have verified the hypothesis according to which noise generates stress. Researchers have dosed hormones of stress in plasma, urine and saliva in individuals exposed to noise of different decibels. The results found were unanimous: The rates of stress hormones found, were significantly high in three liquids. This means that noise causes stress. For experimental studies, researchers have experienced the role of noise on memory, attention and performance. Human subjects were exposed to different decibels to assess level of disruption to their memory, attention, and performance. The results revealed that noise disturbs memory, distracts attention and decreases performance. Experimental studies are the most abundant and constitute 50% of the current literature review.The epidemiological studies have evaluated the intellectual performance of students in schools located in noisy environme...

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A Survey on Health Effects Due to Aircraft Noise on Residents Living Around Kadena Air Base in the Ryukyus

Cited by 35 publications

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A Conceptual Modeling Approach to Health-Related Urban Well-Being

A Conceptual Modeling Approach to Health-Related Urban Well-Being

Multivariate Analysis of Noise, Socioeconomic and Sociodemographic Factors and Their Association with Depression on Borough Level in the City State of Hamburg, Germany

Les effets du bruit sur la santé mentale : recension des écrits

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