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. 2011 Dec 19;120(3):431–436. doi: 10.1289/ehp.1103995

Table 4.

Mortality and PM2.5–10 association for lag01: by season.

Model type Pollutant (season) Percent increase per 10 μg/m3 (95% CI) Percent increase per IQR (95% CI)a
Single pollutant
PM2.5–10 PM2.5–10 (Nov–May) 1.69 (0.21, 3.17) 1.37 (0.17, 2.57)
PM2.5–10 (Jun–Oct) 1.31 (–2.08, 4.70) 0.41 (–0.65, 1.46)
Two pollutant
PM2.5–10 + PM2.5 PM2.5–10 (Nov–May) 1.38 (–0.21, 2.97) 1.12 (–0.17, 2.41)
PM2.5–10 (Jun–Oct) –0.28 (–5.06, 4.50) –0.09 (–1.57, 1.40)
PM2.5 (Nov–May) 0.72 (–0.92, 2.37) 0.37 (–0.48, 1.22)
PM2.5 (Jun–Oct) 1.79 (–1.30, 4.88) 0.75 (–0.55, 2.05)
PM2.5–10 + O3 PM2.5–10 (Nov–May) 1.48 (–0.07, 3.02) 1.20 (–0.05, 2.45)
PM2.5–10 (Jun–Oct) 1.26 (–2.13, 4.65) 0.39 (–0.66, 1.45)
O3 0.30 (–0.33, 0.93) 0.92 (–1.01, 2.85)
PM2.5–10 + CO PM2.5–10 (Nov–May) 1.55 (–0.01, 3.11) 1.26 (–0.01, 2.52)
PM2.5–10 (Jun–Oct) 1.17 (–2.25, 4.59) 0.37 (–0.70, 1.43)
CO 0.04 (–0.09, 0.16) 0.36 (–0.87, 1.59)
All models adjusted for time trend, day of the week, public holidays, temperature, humidity, and influenza outbreaks. aIQR values: PM2.5–10, 8.1 μg/m3 in November through May, 3.1 μg/m3 in June through October; PM2.5, 5.2 μg/m3 in November through May, 4.2 μg/m3 in June through October; O3, 30.5 μg/m3; CO, 100 μg/m3.