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Published in final edited form as: Sci Total Environ. 2016 Nov 15;578:626–632. doi: 10.1016/j.scitotenv.2016.11.008

Table 3.

Seasonal percent risk change in cardiovascular morbidity per 10 μg/m³ increase in PM2.5 in NYS, 1991–2006.

Region	% Risk Change (95% CI)
Region	Spring^a	Summer^a	Fall^a	Winter^a
NYC, Long Island & Hudson	0.74 (0.00, 1.49)^b	1.28 (0.60, 1.96)^b, ^c	1.25 (0.56, 1.94)^b, ^c	2.06 (1.33, 2.80)^b, ^c
Adirondack & North	−1.01 (−4.73, 2.85)	−0.32 (−2.85, 2.27)	−0.44 (−3.55, 2.77)	−0.15 (−4.25, 4.12)
Mohawk Valley & Binghamton	−0.14 (−3.26, 3.08)	0.46 (−2.12, 3.11)	−0.47 (−3.92, 3.11)	1.89 (−1.39, 5.28)
Central & Western NY	−1.12 (−2.65, 0.43)	−0.02 (−1.12, 1.08)	0.10 (−1.06, 1.28)	1.55 (0.17, 2.94)^b

^a

Spring: 3–5; Summer: 6–8; Fall: 9–11; Winter: 12 and 1–2.

^b

Significant, p-value <0.05.

^c

Significant, p-value <0.01.