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. 2015 Dec 3;12(12):15352–15365. doi: 10.3390/ijerph121214988

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Selected cold effects on acute respiratory admissions, expressed as rate ratios, by Indigenous status and sex over lags of 0 to 10 days. (a) Cold effects, defined by Tmin, on residents aged 0–9 in the Top End climate zone; (b) cold effects, defined by Tmax, on residents aged 35+ in the Top End climate zone; (c) cold effects, defined by Tmin, on residents aged 0–9 in the Central Australia climate zone. Effects that are statistically significant at the five per cent significance level are highlighted with a diagonal line.

Selected cold effects on acute respiratory admissions, expressed as rate ratios, by Indigenous status and sex over lags of 0 to 10 days. (a) Cold effects, defined by Tmin, on residents aged 0–9 in the Top End climate zone; (b) cold effects, defined by Tmax, on residents aged 35+ in the Top End climate zone; (c) cold effects, defined by Tmin, on residents aged 0–9 in the Central Australia climate zone. Effects that are statistically significant at the five per cent significance level are highlighted with a diagonal line.