Table 3 Annual number of early deaths (and 95% CIs) attribute to 1 μg·m−3 increase in PM2.5, 1 ppb increase in O3, or 1 ppb increase in NO2
From: Assessing additive effects of air pollutants on mortality rate in Massachusetts
| Â | Â | LPM/WLS | moonRF |
|---|---|---|---|
Full-range analysis a | Long-term PM2.5 (μg·m−3) | 1053 (984, 1122) | 1058 (988, 1127) |
Short-term PM2.5 (μg·m−3) | 92 (67, 117) | 69 (44, 95) | |
Long-term O3 (ppb) | 66 (24, 107) | 48 (6, 90) | |
Short-term O3 (ppb) | 73 (57, 89) | 74 (58, 91) | |
Long-term NO2 (ppb) | 97 (80, 113) | 102 (86, 119) | |
Short-term NO2 (ppb) | 167 (156, 179) | 163 (151, 174) | |
Below-standard analysis b | Long-term PM2.5 (μg·m−3) | 1203 (1126, 1280) | 1214 (1137, 1292) |
Short-term PM2.5 (μg·m−3) | 101 (74, 127) | 78 (52, 105) | |
Long-term O3 (ppb) | NA | NA | |
Short-term O3 (ppb) | 100 (74, 127) | 116 (87, 145) | |
Long-term NO2 (ppb) | 97 (80, 113) | 102 (85, 119) | |
Short-term NO2 (ppb) | 168 (156, 179) | 163 (151, 174) |