Tables
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Univariate and multivariate models
Model Pneumococcal infection Invasive pneumococcal infection Coefficient (95% CI) p-value Coefficient (95% CI) p-value Univariate SO2 1.411 (0.94–1.881) <0.0001 0.243 (0.088–0.398) 0.002 CO 9.303 (0.956–17.651) 0.03 O3 −0.08 (−0.115– −0.044) <0.0001 NOx 0.103 (0.078–0.127) <0.0001 0.009 (0.0003–0.018) 0.04 NO 0.261 (0.198–0.323) <0.0001 0.025 (0.002–0.048) 0.04 NO2 0.208 (0.152–0.265) <0.0001 PM1 −0.146 (−0.247– −0.045) 0.005 PM2.5 −0.122 (−0.2– −0.044) 0.002 PM10 −0.121 (−0.201– −0.04) 0.004 Relative humidity −0.119 (−0.189– −0.05) 0.001 Temperature −0.456 (−0.546– −0.367) <0.0001 −0.073 (−0.108– −0.038) <0.0001 Solar radiation −0.029 (−0.039– −0.019) <0.0001 −0.004 (−0.008– −0.001) 0.008 Multivariate SO2 0.732 (0.342–1.121) 0.0003 0.158 (−0.005–0.322) 0.058 Temperature −0.196 (−0.326– −0.065) 0.003 −0.052 (−0.090– −0.014) 0.008 Relative humidity −0.054 (−0.105– −0.002) 0.04 NO 0.139 (0.065–0.212) 0.0003 PMx: particles with a 50% cut-off aerodynamic diameter of x μm.
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Influence of environmental conditions and pollution on the incidence of Streptococcus pneumoniae infections
