Research Article
Associations of Air Pollution and Pediatric Asthma in Cleveland, Ohio
Table 3
Poisson regression models for each of the fine and coarse PM components individually, adjusting for daily minimum temperature, daily median mixing height, and NO2 LUR quartiles.
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aMR: means ratio = proportional change in the mean number of population-adjusted ED visits per day. bp values are summarized across the models for the different pollution components. cMinimum temperature: no MR estimates are calculated because temperature is modeled using smoothing splines. dMixing height: results are summarized as a range across the models for the different pollution components. eSeasonality: MR corresponds to a comparison to spring/summer. fLUR quartiles: MR corresponds to a comparison to the 1st quartile. Results are summarized for the component models with the most available data. gResults reported for model constructed with coarse PM quartiles in place of NO2 quartiles. The bold p values reflect statistical significance in our model and meet the rigor of Bonferroni-corrected 0.005 significance level. |