Do socioeconomic characteristics modify the short term association between air pollution and mortality? Evidence from a zonal time series in Hamilton, Canada
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Full results for models using both the regional mean of pollution and the zonal means.
Table A1 Full results for the downtown zone: estimated at the local mean of pollution
Table A2 Results for the industrial zone: estimated at the local mean of pollution
Table A3 Results for the east end zone: estimated at the local mean of pollution
Table A4 Results for the south mountain zone: estimated at the local mean of
pollution
Table A5 Results for the west end zone: estimated at the local mean of pollution
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