Utilizing statistical information from the Seventh National Population Census, statistical yearbook and sampling dynamic survey data, this study examines the distribution characteristics of the floating population in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei Region as ...
Lingling Wei , Haiyi Liu , Lifeng Wu
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Transformative Urban Changes of Beijing in the Decade of the 2000s
The rapid economic growth, the exodus from rural to urban areas, and the associated extreme urban development that occurred in China in the decade of the 2000s have severely impacted the environment in Beijing, its vicinity, and beyond.
Alessandro Sorichetta +4 more
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Home-Purchase Restriction, Urban Population, and Industry Development: Evidence from Beijing
With the rapid economic development, megacities have gathered a large number of population and industries, and a series of “urban diseases” have also emerged.
Depei Yang, Leiju Qiu
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Toward greener and pandemic-proof cities? Policy response to Covid-19 outbreak in four global cities
Starting from the relationship between urban planning and mobility management, TeMA has gradually expanded the view of the covered topics, always following a rigorous scientific in-depth analysis.
Gennaro Angiello
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Health Literacy: An Interactive Outcome Among Secondary Students in Beijing
BACKGROUND: Health literacy enables a person to make good decisions regarding health care, disease prevention, and health promotion to maintain and improve health. Although health literacy research in China has gained increasing attention in recent years,
Shuaijun Guo +4 more
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Comparing Vector-Borne Disease Surveillance and Response in Beijing and the Netherlands
Background: Climate change, environmental change, and globalization affect the geographical distribution of vector-borne diseases. Temperate regions should be prepared for emerging diseases and learn from each other’s experiences.
Charlotte Onstwedder +12 more
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Mapping land subsidence over the eastern Beijing city using satellite radar interferometry
Beijing City has suffered from groundwater-induced subsidence since the late 1930s and the over-exploration of groundwater could lead to subsidence as much as −12.0 cm yr−1. Previous studies on the ground deformation at Beijing City mainly focused on the
Zheyuan Du +4 more
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Total financial investment in maternal health care in Beijing and Shanghai: a comparison analysis
ObjectiveTo analyze the extent of deficit in total financial investment in maternal health care (MHC), the changing trend of maternal mortality rate (MMR) and their regional disparities in Beijing and Shanghai municipality during the period from 2000 ...
Dong-ping MA, Wen-qiang YIN, Zhuang TIAN
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Completeness of maternal health care system in Beijing and Shanghai: a literature study
ObjectiveTo compare the disparity in the completeness of maternal health care (MHC) system between Beijing and Shanghai and to explore the feasibility of quantitative evaluation on the degree of the completeness.MethodsWe systematically and extensively ...
Zhuang TIAN, Fang YU, Bo-yang LI
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Cost-utility analysis of newborn hepatitis B immunization in Beijing
Objectives To evaluate cost-utility of universal Hepatitis B vaccination program in the Beijing city (Beijing). Methods A decision-Markov model was constructed to determine the cost-utility of the universal immunization program for infants (universal ...
Yiwei Guo +8 more
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