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The aim of the research was to study the morbidity of bronchial asthma and to investigate the characteristics of the distribution of the disease in different age groups of the population of Georgia under the conditions of global warming. The results of the study showed that bronchial asthma is quite common in Georgia. Morbidity rates are high in adults, children and adolescents. Climate changes caused by global warming aggravate the problem. Coordinated implementation of bronchial asthma preventive measures will allow to protect the health of the country's population in the conditions of current climate change.
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