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. 2019 Mar 18;16(6):960. doi: 10.3390/ijerph16060960

Table 2.

Ratio of relative risks for estimates of respiratory outcomes associated with wildfire smoke exposure, stratified by sex.

Study Visit Type Age Lag Female:Male
RR 95% CI I 2
All Respiratory
Gan et al. 2017 ED Adult (15–64) none 0.998 (0.947, 1.052)
Liu et al. 2017 ED Elderly (65+) none 0.929 (0.786, 1.097)
Rappold et al. 2011 ED Ages 19+ 0–5 1.124 (0.764, 1.654)
Reid et al. 2016 ED All ages 0–2 1.018 (0.995, 1.041)
Tinling et al. 2016 ED Adult (18–64) 0–2 1.029 (0.939, 1.128)
Meta-RRR: 1.015 (0.994, 1.035) 0.0%
Asthma
Delfino et al. 2008 Hospital Adult (20–64) none 1.056 (1.000, 1.114)
Gan et al. 2017 ED Adult (15–64) none 0.998 (0.895, 1.113)
Rappold et al. 2011 ED Ages 19+ 0–5 1.900 (0.941, 3.838)
Reid et al. 2016 ED All 0–2 1.039 (1.014, 1.065)
Tinling et al. 2016 ED Adult (18–64) 0–2 0.919 (0.796, 1.060)
Meta-RRR: 1.038 (1.016, 1.060) 38.5%
COPD
Gan et al. 2017 ED Adult none 1.075 (0.954, 1.212)
Rappold et al. 2011 ED All 0–5 0.594 (0.214, 1.648)
Reid et al. 2016 ED All 0–2 1.017 (0.992, 1.023)
Tinling et al. 2016 ED Adult 0–2 1.017 (0.981, 1.055)
Meta-RRR: 1.018 (1.003, 1.032) 0.0%
Pneumonia
Gan et al. 2017 ED Adult none 0.987 (0.892, 1.091)
Rappold et al. 2011 ED All 0–5 0.877 (0.468, 1.645)
Reid et al. 2016 ED All 0–2 1.005 (0.979, 1.032)
Meta-RRR: 1.004 (0.978, 1.030) 0.0%

RRR: Ratio of Relative Risk.