Table 1.

City-specific estimates of the percentage increase in CVDRESP mortality for a 10ppb increase in summer ozone levels over the previous week obtained under a distributed lag model (95 per cent confidence intervals). Last row denotes the posterior mean and the 95 per cent posterior regions of the overall effect

Los Angeles	0.79	(–0.69, 2.28)
New York	2.33	(0.93, 3.73)
Chicago	–0.39	(–2.38, 1.60)
Dallas/Fort Worth	2.35	(0.05, 4.66)
Houston	1.11	(–1.62, 3.84)
San Diego	1.58	(–1.50, 4.67)
Santa Ana/Anaheim	–3.03	(–6.40, 0.35)
Phoenix	0.05	(–3.71, 3.81)
Detroit	1.88	(–1.52, 5.27)
Miami	0.68	(–3.51, 4.86)
Philadelphia	2.42	(–0.22, 5.07)
Seattle	8.08	(2.94, 13.21)
San Jose	8.18	(0.61, 15.75)
Cleveland	2.49	(–0.62, 5.60)
San Bernardino	–0.98	(–3.87, 1.91)
Pittsburgh	–0.05	(–3.17, 3.07)
Oakland	7.97	(0.58, 15.36)
Atlanta	0.77	(–3.45, 4.99)
San Antonio	0.22	(–3.84, 4.28)
Overall	1.25	(0.47, 2.03)