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Abstract

This study investigates the profound link between urban environmental factors and respiratory health, utilizing epidemiological data and advanced GIS to identify correlations between air pollution and disease prevalence. It highlights the substantial economic burden of respiratory illnesses and their disproportionate impact on vulnerable populations. The research emphasizes the critical need for integrated urban planning, stringent emission controls, and sustainable transportation to improve air quality. Findings advocate for community engagement and interdisciplinary collaboration to develop effective, equitable public health strategies, thereby contributing to sustainable urban development and reducing the incidence of respiratory diseases.