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Out-of-hospital cardiac arrest and airborne fine particulate matter: a case-crossover analysis of emergency medical services data in Indianapolis, Indiana.

Environ Health Perspect · 2008 · PMC2367645 · PMID 18470283

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Discussion and Conclusions The principal findings of this study are marginally statistically significant associations of hourly PM 2.5 exposure with OHCAs witnessed by bystanders, for all subjects, for white subjects, for subjects 60–75 years of age, and for subjects presenting with asystole ( p < 0.05).

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