Regional differences in acute hospitalization risk associated with NO<sub>2</sub> by cause, season, age, sex, and trend: an ecological time series study in Canada.

BMC Public Health · 2025 · PMC11956404 · PMID 40165113

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For cold season circulatory hospitalization there was an increasing trend for males in the Eastern region, a decreasing trend for all groups except females in the Central region, but no trend in the Western region.

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Regional differences in acute hospitalization risk associated with NO&lt;sub&gt;2&lt;/sub&gt; by cause, season, age, sex, and trend: an ecological time series study in Canada.

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Regional differences in acute hospitalization risk associated with NO<sub>2</sub> by cause, season, age, sex, and trend: an ecological time series study in Canada.