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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Feb 1.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Int. 2022 Jan 1;160:107072. doi: 10.1016/j.envint.2021.107072

Table 2:

Association between long-term ozone exposure and risk of cognitive impairment.

Ozone (O3) exposurea Observations Participants Cases HR (95% CI)
Final model (fully-adjusted)b
Continuous (per 10 ug/m3 increase in O3) 63412 9327 2459 1.104 (1.041-1.172)
O3 categorized by quartiles
 72.2 - 85.3 μg/m3 15853 3454 586 1 [Reference]
 85.3 - 92.4 μg/m3 15853 4399 693 1.182 (1.052-1.328)
 92.4 - 97.6 μg/m3 15853 4766 579 1.178 (1.034-1.341)
 97.6 - 112.4 μg/m3 15853 3757 601 1.217 (1.063-1.393)

Abbreviation: HR, hazard ratio; CI, confidence interval.

a

Annual exposure during the previous calendar year.

b

Final model (fully-adjusted model) was adjusted for age, sex, education (literacy status), geographic region, residence, marital status, financial support, economic status, smoking status, drinking status, regular exercise, social and leisure activity, personality, disability, PM2.5, and air temperature.