Adjusting for Long-Term Temporal Trends in Incidence Rates of All-Cause Mortality Associated with 1-year Average PM2.5 Concentrations: An Analysis of over 20 Million Medicare Beneficiaries between 2000-2012

Ki-Do Eum,Helen Suh,Vivian C. Pun,Justin Manjourides

Adjusting for Long-Term Temporal Trends in Incidence Rates of All-Cause Mortality Associated with 1-year Average PM2.5 Concentrations: An Analysis of over 20 Million Medicare Beneficiaries between 2000-2012

2016

Ki-Do Eum
Helen Suh
Vivian C. Pun
Justin Manjourides

Introduction. Associations between chronic PM2.5 and mortality have been shown, although associations have varied. This variation may reflect confounding by long-term trends in PM2.5 and mortality....

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Term (temporal)
Incidence (epidemiology)
Demography
Medicine
medicare beneficiary
all cause mortality

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