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Table 2 Development of a provisional concentration-response coefficient relating PM2.5 air pollution concentration (μg/m3) with Performance IQ (PIQ) loss in children

From: A replicable strategy for mapping air pollution’s community-level health impacts and catalyzing prevention

Study

Sample size

Age at exposure

PIQ points lost loss for each 1 μg/m3 increase in PM2.5

Harris et al. (2015) [37]

1109

Prenatal

−0.16

Porta et al. (2016) [38]

474

Prenatal and childhood (1–7 years)

−0.40

Wang et al. (2017) [39]

1087

Childhood (9–11 years)

−0.61

COMBINED

2670

−0.41