Physiological Equivalent Temperature Index and mortality in Tabriz (The northwest of Iran).
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Summary
There was a significant relation between high (30°C, 27°C) and low (-0.8°C), PET and total (non-accidental) mortality; and a significant increase in respiratory and cardiovascular deaths in high PET values.
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- article
- Published
- 2018-01-01
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- 39
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Keywords
Poisson regression, Medicine, Distributed lag, Confounding, Demography
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