Yokota Kenichi, Mine Mariko, Shibata Yoshisada
Atomic Bomb Disease Institute, Nagasaki University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Japan.
Stud Health Technol Inform. 2013;192:952.
The Nagasaki University Atomic Bomb Survivor Database, which was established in 1978 for elucidating the long-term health effects of the atomic bombing, has registered since 1970 about 120,000 atomic bomb survivors with a history of residence in Nagasaki city. Since the number of atomic bomb survivors has steadily been decreasing, prediction of future population is important for planning future epidemiologic studies, and we tried to predict the population of atomic bomb survivors in Nagasaki city from 2008 to 2030. In addition, we evaluated our estimated population comparing with the actual number from 2008 to 2011.
长崎大学原子弹幸存者数据库于1978年建立,旨在阐明原子弹爆炸的长期健康影响。自1970年以来,该数据库已登记了约12万名曾在长崎市居住的原子弹幸存者。由于原子弹幸存者的数量一直在稳步减少,预测未来人口对于规划未来的流行病学研究很重要,因此我们试图预测2008年至2030年长崎市原子弹幸存者的人口数量。此外,我们将估计的人口数量与2008年至2011年的实际数量进行了比较。