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タイトル: バレンシアとロンドンのPM10曝露とあらゆる原因による死亡率の間の中期的な遅延反応関連:時間層化されたケースクロスオーバー研究

Bin Zhou1, Katrin Gohlsch1, Surendra Ranpal1

  • 1Chair of Model-Based Environmental Exposure Science, Faculty of Medicine, University of Augsburg, Augsburg, Germany.

Journal of epidemiology and global health
|August 30, 2025
PubMed
まとめ

PM10への曝露による大気汚染は死亡率と関連しており,21日までの間に顕著な中期的な影響が観察されています. バレンシアはロンドンとは異なり,14番で顕著なピークリスクを示しており,これは人口の反応が多様であることを示しています.

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すべての死因環境疫学ヨーロッパ遅れた21日間の時間枠中期的な遅延応答関連PM10への曝露タイムラグの方法論的構造

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