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Trends in the effects of ambient PM 2.5 concentration on mortality risk in Hong Kong, China

2022-10-17

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<h4>Background: </h4> Associations between levels of various types of airborne particulate matter such as ambient PM 2.5 and short-term mortality risk have been studied extensively. A metric called daily exceedance concentration hours (DECH) has been proved useful with respect to better modeling and understanding of acute mortality risk associated with pollution in southern Chinese cities. Notably however, it is u...

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c45d3c72-8435-5929-a871-7aa81373ca57
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10.21203/rs.3.rs-2130558/v1
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