Jeollanam-do Health and Environment Research Institute (Director Anyangjun) announced on the 24th that it held the 'Policy and Research Project Research Results Presentation' on the 23rd, dedicating itself this year to research on social issues such as sewage-based infectious diseases, fine dust, and water shortage, as well as regional pending tasks.


Jeonnam Province, Rich Research Achievements on Sewage-Based Infectious Diseases and More View original image

About 100 people from related organizations, including Jeonnam Health and Environment Research Institute, academic experts, Jeonnam Infectious Disease Control Support Group, and Jeonnam Bio-Environment Industry Promotion Agency, attended the presentation, showcasing a total of 16 research results by field.


The main presentation topics included ▲ Establishment of an infectious disease diagnosis and surveillance system for vulnerable health groups ▲ Establishment of a sewage-based infectious disease surveillance system ▲ Utilization methods of native Artemisia in coastal areas of the province ▲ Investigation of pinworm infection rates among infants and young children in daycare centers and kindergartens in the province ▲ Characteristics of indoor air quality in senior welfare facilities and community centers in the province ▲ Research on increasing water production in small-scale seawater desalination facilities ▲ Evaluation of fine dust pollution source contributions ▲ Improvement of living environment through urban environmental noise characteristic investigation. Time was also allocated to introduce research results and gather expert opinions.


Among these, sewage-based infectious disease research was conducted to analyze viruses in sewage and estimate the possibility of their inflow and spread into the community, aiming to strengthen community infectious disease surveillance and early warning.


Anyangjun, Director of Jeonnam Health and Environment Research Institute, said, "Through the annual research results presentation, we expect it to become a venue for mutual information exchange among the province’s industry, academia, and research institutions by sharing cases of research on provincial pending tasks and social issues."


This presentation received favorable reviews as it announced achievements on recently highlighted topics such as sewage-based infectious diseases, fine dust, and water shortage.



Jeonnam Health and Environment Research Institute recruits research projects that can be reflected in provincial administration for the promotion of residents’ health and the creation of a pleasant environment every year through its website, striving to take a step closer to realizing the 'Jeonnam Happiness Era.'


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