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. 2023 May 26;131(5):057010. doi: 10.1289/EHP10556

Table 2.

Associations between MI (cases=71,285) and 5-y averages of air pollutants, total and by source. Denmark, 2005–2017, N=1,964,702. Person-years: 18,309,319.

PM2.5 IQR Model 1a per IQR Model 2b. per IQR Model 3c per IQR
HR (95% CI) HR (95% CI) HR (95% CI)
Total 1.85μg/m3 0.983 (0.969, 0.998) 1.019 (1.004, 1.034) 1.053 (1.035, 1.071)
Nontraffic 1.63μg/m3 0.989 (0.973, 1.006) 1.032 (1.015, 1.049) 1.051 (1.032, 1.069)
Traffic 0.37μg/m3 0.991 (0.985, 0.998) 0.996 (0.990, 1.003) 1.011 (1.003, 1.018)
Tailpipe 0.24μg/m3 0.989 (0.982, 0.996) 0.996 (0.989, 1.003) 1.012 (1.004, 1.020)
Nontailpipe 0.12μg/m3 0.995 (0.990, 1.000) 0.997 (0.992, 1.002) 1.008 (1.002, 1.014)
UFP
 Total 4,248 particles/cm3 0.961 (0.950, 0.972) 1.001 (0.990, 1.013) 1.040 (1.025, 1.055)
 Nontraffic 2,769 particles/cm3 0.974 (0.964, 0.985) 1.014 (1.003, 1.024) 1.034 (1.022, 1.046)
 Traffic 1,698 particles/cm3 0.963 (0.953, 0.972) 0.984 (0.974, 0.994) 1.011 (0.999, 1.024)
EC
 Total 0.28μg/m3 0.966 (0.957, 0.975) 0.989 (0.981, 0.998) 1.009 (1.000, 1.019)
 Nontraffic 0.12μg/m3 0.969 (0.960, 0.977) 0.994 (0.987, 1.001) 1.001 (0.996, 1.007)
 Traffic 0.17μg/m3 0.981 (0.973, 0.989) 0.992 (0.984, 1.000) 1.013 (1.003, 1.023)
NO2
 Total 7.15μg/m3 0.969 (0.960, 0.979) 0.994 (0.984, 1.004) 1.027 (1.013, 1.040)
 Nontraffic 2.68μg/m3 0.984 (0.973, 0.996) 1.025 (1.014, 1.037) 1.048 (1.034, 1.062)
 Traffic 5.17μg/m3 0.972 (0.963, 0.981) 0.986 (0.977, 0.995) 1.009 (0.998, 1.020)

Note: CI, confidence interval; EC, elemental carbon; HR, hazard ratio; IQR, interquartile range; MI, myocardial infarction; UFP, ultrafine particles: .

a

Adjusted for age, sex, and calendar year (in 2-y categories).

b

Model 1 with further adjustment for marital status, education, occupational status, ethnicity, and personal and household income.

c

Model 2 with additional adjustment for area-level percentage of population: living in social housing, being sole providers, of non-Western origin, having low income, being unemployed, having blue-collar work, having only basic education, and having a criminal record.