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Short-term effects of air pollution on hospital admissions for cardiovascular diseases and diabetes mellitus in Sofia, Bulgaria (2009–2018)

Angel M. Dzhambov

Angel M. Dzhambov

  • Medical University of Plovdiv Faculty of Public Health, Department of HygienePlovdiv, Bulgaria
  • Graz University of Technology, Institute of Highway Engineering and Transport PlanningGraz, Austria
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Krasimira Dikova

Krasimira Dikova

Ministry of Health, National Centre of Public Health and AnalysesSofia, Bulgaria
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Tzveta Georgieva

Tzveta Georgieva

Ministry of Health, National Centre of Public Health and AnalysesSofia, Bulgaria
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Teodor I. Panev

Teodor I. Panev

Ministry of Health, National Centre of Public Health and AnalysesSofia, Bulgaria
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Plamen Mukhtarov

Plamen Mukhtarov

Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and GeographySofia, Bulgaria
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Reneta Dimitrova

Reneta Dimitrova

  • Bulgarian Academy of Sciences, National Institute of Geophysics, Geodesy and GeographySofia, Bulgaria
  • Sofia University “St. K. Ohridski” Faculty of Physics, Department of Meteorology and GeophysicsSofia, Bulgaria
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04 kwi 2023
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DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/aiht-2023-74-3704
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Figure 1

Daily hospital admission counts for ischaemic heart disease (IHD), cerebral infarction (CI), and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in Sofia, Bulgaria from 2009 to 2018
Daily hospital admission counts for ischaemic heart disease (IHD), cerebral infarction (CI), and type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in Sofia, Bulgaria from 2009 to 2018

Figure 2

Daily concentrations of air pollutants in Sofia, Bulgaria from 2009 to 2018. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide
Daily concentrations of air pollutants in Sofia, Bulgaria from 2009 to 2018. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide

Figure 3

Risk of hospital admissions for ischaemic heart disease associated with air pollution levels over seven days. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence intervals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide
Risk of hospital admissions for ischaemic heart disease associated with air pollution levels over seven days. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence intervals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide

Figure 4

Risk of hospital admissions for cerebral infarction associated with air pollution levels over seven days. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence intervals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide
Risk of hospital admissions for cerebral infarction associated with air pollution levels over seven days. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence intervals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide

Figure 5

Risk of hospital admissions for type 2 diabetes mellitus associated with air pollution levels over seven days. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence inter vals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide
Risk of hospital admissions for type 2 diabetes mellitus associated with air pollution levels over seven days. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence inter vals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide

Figure 6

Risk of hospital admissions for ischemic heart disease associated with air pollution levels over seven days stratified by gender and age. Legend: circles – male <65 yrs.; squares – female <65 yrs.; triangles – male ≥65 yrs.; diamonds – female ≥65 yrs. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence inter vals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide
Risk of hospital admissions for ischemic heart disease associated with air pollution levels over seven days stratified by gender and age. Legend: circles – male <65 yrs.; squares – female <65 yrs.; triangles – male ≥65 yrs.; diamonds – female ≥65 yrs. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence inter vals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide

Figure 7

Risk of hospital admissions for cerebral infarction associated with air pollution levels over seven days stratified by gender and age. Legend: circles – male <65 yrs.; squares – female <65 yrs.; triangles – male ≥65 yrs.; diamonds – female ≥65 yrs. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence inter vals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide
Risk of hospital admissions for cerebral infarction associated with air pollution levels over seven days stratified by gender and age. Legend: circles – male <65 yrs.; squares – female <65 yrs.; triangles – male ≥65 yrs.; diamonds – female ≥65 yrs. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence inter vals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide

Figure 8

Risk of hospital admissions for type 2 diabetes mellitus associated with air pollution levels over seven days stratified by gender and age. Legend: circles – male <65 yrs.; squares – female <65 yrs.; triangles – male ≥65 yrs.; diamonds – female ≥65 yrs. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence inter vals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide
Risk of hospital admissions for type 2 diabetes mellitus associated with air pollution levels over seven days stratified by gender and age. Legend: circles – male <65 yrs.; squares – female <65 yrs.; triangles – male ≥65 yrs.; diamonds – female ≥65 yrs. Lag models for the effects of pollutant concentrations include mutually adjusted 0–7 day lags, averaged over 3 and 7 days (lags 0–3 and 0–7), and the cumulative effect of lags 0–7 (net sum of lagged effects). All models are adjusted for time trend, day of the week, deciles of temperature, and relative humidity. Pollutants are tested one-at-a-time (single-pollutant models). Coefficients shown are incidence rate ratios (IRR) with 95 % confidence inter vals, where intervals not crossing the horizontal reference line indicate statistically significant estimates. CO – carbon monoxide; NO2 – nitrogen dioxide; O3 – ozone; PM10 – particulate matter ≤10 µm; PM2.5 – particulate matter ≤2.5 µm; SO2 – sulphur dioxide

Risk of hospital admissions associated with air pollution on the same day (lag0), stratified by time of year

Pollutant April — September October — March
IHD(IRR) Cl(IRR) T2DM(IRR) IHD(IRR) Cl(IRR) T2DM(IRR)
PM10 1.020 (1.000, 1.041)* 1.004 (0.984, 1.024) 0.999 (0.970, 1.029) 0.995 (0.991, 0.999)* 0.997 (0.995, 1.000) 0.994 (0.990, 0.997)*
PM2.5 1.010 (0.983, 1.038) 1.011 (0.981, 1.041) 1.026 (0.980, 1.073) 0.992 (0.986, 0.999)* 0.997 (0.993, 1.001) 0.993 (0.987, 0.999)*
SO2 0.979 (0.909, 1.055) 1.056 (0.990, 1.126) 1.001 (0.903, 1.111) 0.988 (0.969, 1.008) 0.982 (0.960, 1.004) 0.964 (0.934, 0.996)*
NO2 1.038 (1.018,1.057)* 1.022 (1.006,1.041)* 1.026 (1.000,1.052)* 0.996 (0.988, 1.003) 0.996 (0.990, 1.003) 0.997 (0.988, 1.006)
O3 0.984 (0.970, 0.997)* 0.994 (0.982, 1.007) 0.987 (0.968, 1.007) 0.995 (0.983, 1.006) 1.003 (0.991, 1.015) 0.993 (0.976, 1.011)
CO 1.071 (0.978, 1.175) 0.978 (0.887, 1.078) 1.010 (0.874, 1.169) 0.964 (0.937, 0.992)* 0.978 (0.961, 0.996)* 0.969 (0.943, 0.996)*

Risk of hospital admissions associated with above-threshold air pollution levels on the same day (lag0)

Pollutant IHD(IRR) CI(IRR) T2DM(IRR)
PM10 ≥45 μg/m3 1.007 (0.980, 1.034) 1.000 (0.973, 1.028) 0.991 (0.950, 1.034)
PM 5 ≥15 μg/m3 1.005 (0.982, 1.029) 1.004 (0.979, 1.030) 0.997 (0.959, 1.036)
SO ≥40 μg/m3 0.952 (0.858, 1.056) 0.915 (0.796, 1.053) 1.003 (0.827, 1.216)
NO ≥25 μg/m3 1.039 (1.013, 1.066)* 1.019 (0.993, 1.045) 1.029 (0.991, 1.069)
O ≥60 μg/m3 0.971 (0.935, 1.008) 0.976 (0.941, 1.012) 0.944 (0.893, 0.997)*
CO ≥4 mg/m3 0.929 (0.810, 1.064) 0.995 (0.912, 1.085) 0.875 (0.771, 0.994)*

Descriptive statistics for the exposure variables in the study

Variable Missing data(N, %) Percentiles Min Max
25th 50th 75th
PM10 45 (1.23) 22.32 31.29 45.38 3.60 601.04
PM2.5 204 (5.59) 12.22 17.76 27.10 0.49 485.77
NO2 23 (0.63) 21.40 30.03 41.70 0.01 184.89
SO2 25 (0.68) 4.62 6.72 10.68 0.01 123.31
O3 26 (0.71) 22.82 38.47 52.28 0.39 97.27
CO 45 (1.23) 0.42 0.61 0.90 0.00 7.83
Temperature 20 (0.55) 4.70 12.44 19.19 -14.39 31.375
Relative humidity 20 (0.55) 56.29 65.80 76.21 30.50 98.26

Risk of hospital admissions associated with air pollution levels on the same day (lag0)

Pollutant IHD(IRR) CI(IRR) T2DM(IRR)
PM10 0.996 (0.992, 1.000) 0.998 (0.995, 1.001) 0.995 (0.991, 0.999)*
PM2.5 0.995 (0.989, 1.001) 0.998 (0.994, 1.003) 0.993 (0.987, 1.000)
SO2 0.990 (0.967, 1.013) 0.985 (0.960, 1.011) 0.991 (0.957, 1.003)
NO2 1.003 (0.996, 1.010) 0.999 (0.993, 1.005) 1.002 (0.993, 1.011)
O3 0.991 (0.982, 1.001) 0.995 (0.985, 1.004) 0.992 (0.978, 1.006)
CO 0.974 (0.948, 1.001) 0.982 (0.962, 1.002) 0.974 (0.947, 1.003)

Risk of hospital admissions associated with deciles of air pollutant levels on the same day (lag0)

Deciles PM10 PM2.5 SO2 NO2 O3 CO
Ischaemic heart disease (IRR)
D2 0.993 (0.948, 1.041) 1.007 (0.959, 1.058) 1.005 (0.959, 1.054) 1.019 (0.970, 1.070) 1.022 (0.975, 1.072) 0.996 (0.953, 1.041)
D3 0.976 (0.934, 1.019) 1.021 (0.977, 1.067) 1.001 (0.952, 1.053) 0.995 (0.945, 1.048) 1.057 (1.004, 1.114)* 0.997 (0.949, 1.047)
D4 0.976 (0.933, 1.022) 0.989 (0.945, 1.036) 1.014 (0.962, 1.068) 1.031 (0.980, 1.086) 1.022 (0.968, 1.078) 0.981 (0.929, 1.035)
D5 0.953 (0.908, 1.000) 1.004 (0.959, 1.050) 1.012 (0.962, 1.065) 1.027 (0.977, 1.080) 1.02 (0.965, 1.078) 0.998 (0.944, 1.054)
D6 1.004 (0.958, 1.053) 1.015 (0.966, 1.067) 0.990 (0.937, 1.045) 1.046 (0.994, 1.100) 1.033 (0.977, 1.092) 1.009 (0.954, 1.067)
D7 0.983 (0.941, 1.027) 1.000 (0.954, 1.048) 1.011 (0.957, 1.069) 1.078 (1.025,1.134)* 0.978 (0.923, 1.037) 1.012 (0.960, 1.067)
D8 1.008 (0.965, 1.053) 0.998 (0.956, 1.042) 0.997 (0.943, 1.053) 1.055 (1.003,1.109)* 0.982 (0.924, 1.043) 1.007 (0.951, 1.067)
D9 1.022 (0.977, 1.070) 1.011 (0.965, 1.060) 0.999 (0.940, 1.061) 1.067 (1.012,1.125)* 0.981 (0.921, 1.045) 1.048 (0.994, 1.106)
D10 0.944 (0.895, 0.997)* 1.006 (0.953, 1.062) 0.962 (0.895, 1.035) 1.039 (0.983, 1.098) 0.960 (0.897, 1.027) 0.981 (0.922, 1.044)
Cerebral infarction (IRR)
D2 0.973 (0.929, 1.020) 1.023 (0.977, 1.072) 0.968 (0.915, 1.024) 1.032 (0.981, 1.086) 1.027 (0.980, 1.076) 0.957 (0.913, 1.003)
D3 1.016 (0.967, 1.068) 0.992 (0.945, 1.042) 0.977 (0.924, 1.033) 1.033 (0.984, 1.085) 1.035 (0.984, 1.089) 0.957 (0.908, 1.009)
D4 0.988 (0.939, 1.040) 1.034 (0.984, 1.087) 0.942 (0.889, 0.998)* 1.042 (0.991, 1.097) 1.058 (1.005,1.114)* 0.965 (0.913, 1.020)
D5 1.004 (0.954, 1.057) 1.038 (0.987, 1.092) 0.971 (0.915, 1.030) 1.060 (1.008,1.115)* 1.023 (0.970, 1.079) 0.957 (0.905, 1.011)
D6 0.975 (0.927, 1.027) 1.018 (0.966, 1.073) 0.960 (0.903, 1.020) 1.038 (0.988, 1.090) 0.986 (0.931, 1.045) 0.976 (0.922, 1.034)
D7 0.994 (0.943, 1.046) 1.022 (0.967, 1.080) 0.973 (0.914, 1.036) 1.053 (1.001,1.107)* 1.010 (0.952, 1.073) 0.995 (0.936, 1.057)
D8 1.004 (0.953, 1.058) 1.023 (0.971, 1.079) 0.982 (0.921, 1.047) 1.050 (0.995, 1.108) 1.011 (0.950, 1.075) 0.963 (0.905, 1.024)
D9 0.983 (0.931, 1.038) 0.981 (0.926, 1.039) 0.975 (0.913, 1.040) 1.072 (1.018,1.128)* 0.987 (0.927, 1.052) 0.961 (0.903, 1.023)
D10 0.965 (0.913, 1.020) 1.000 (0.942, 1.060) 0.936 (0.869, 1.009) 0.997 (0.946, 1.052) 0.995 (0.929, 1.067) 0.929 (0.872, 0.989)*
Type 2 diabetes mellitus (IRR)
D2 0.986 (0.918, 1.058) 1.019 (0.949, 1.095) 0.968 (0.889, 1.055) 1.050 (0.971, 1.135) 0.992 (0.924, 1.065) 0.986 (0.914, 1.063)
D3 0.933 (0.868, 1.002) 0.984 (0.914, 1.059) 0.958 (0.876, 1.048) 1.009 (0.934, 1.090) 1.010 (0.938, 1.087) 0.999 (0.921, 1.083)
D4 0.930 (0.865, 1.000) 0.951 (0.883, 1.025) 0.991 (0.905, 1.086) 1.003 (0.928, 1.085) 0.985 (0.913, 1.063) 0.947 (0.870, 1.031)
D5 0.925 (0.858, 0.997)* 0.988 (0.916, 1.065) 0.971 (0.887, 1.063) 1.058 (0.979, 1.144) 0.965 (0.890, 1.045) 0.944 (0.865, 1.030)
D6 0.987 (0.916, 1.063) 0.988 (0.916, 1.066) 0.941 (0.858, 1.033) 1.006 (0.930, 1.087) 0.985 (0.907, 1.071) 0.959 (0.877, 1.048)
D7 0.952 (0.884, 1.025) 0.978 (0.905, 1.056) 0.977 (0.888, 1.074) 1.094 (1.012,1.182)* 0.990 (0.907, 1.080) 0.960 (0.877, 1.051)
D8 0.961 (0.891, 1.036) 0.999 (0.924, 1.080) 0.956 (0.867, 1.053) 1.023 (0.944, 1.108) 0.997 (0.910, 1.092) 0.977 (0.890, 1.071)
D9 0.963 (0.891, 1.041) 0.986 (0.909, 1.068) 1.010 (0.914, 1.116) 1.042 (0.961, 1.130) 0.982 (0.893, 1.080) 0.985 (0.898, 1.081)
D10 0.941 (0.868, 1.020) 0.975 (0.895, 1.063) 0.919 (0.823, 1.026) 1.059 (0.974, 1.151) 0.926 (0.837, 1.025) 0.971 (0.882, 1.068)

Spearman’s correlations between the key variables in the study

Variables 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11.
1. IHD 1.00
2. CI 0.52* 1.00
3. T2DM 0.83* 0.50* 1.00
4. PM10 0.05* 0.02 0.02 1.00
5. PM25 0.03 -0.01 0.01 0.88* 1.00
6. SO2 0.07* -0.01 0.04* 0.50* 0.55* 1.00
7. NO2 0.15* 0.08* 0.13* 0.77* 0.69* 0.42* 1.00
8. O3 -0.15* -0.07* -0.07* -0.48* -0.43* -0.27* -0.62* 1.00
9. CO 0.09* -0.01 0.07* 0.66* 0.69* 0.55* 0.66* -0.52* 1.00
10. Temperature -0.12* -0.02 -0.03 -0.20* -0.34* -0.53* -0.21* 0.49* -0.42* 1.000
11. Relative humidity 0.09* -0.02 0.03 0.08* 0.15* 0.12* 0.07* -0.50* 0.30* -0.53* 1.00
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