Predicting Community Health Outcomes from Healthcare Factory Waste Using Machine Learning
Abstract
The waste produced by healthcare factories can have significant adverse effects on the health of surrounding communities. This paper employs machine learning models to predict the health outcomes of communities exposed to factory waste, focusing on respiratory diseases, cancer, and other health conditions. By analyzing environmental data and health records, we identify key pollutants and their impact on public health. The study proposes strategies for mitigating these risks, including improved waste management practices, regulatory measures, and community health monitoring programs.