Heat-related cardiovascular mortality risk in Cyprus: a case-crossover study using a distributed lag non-linear model

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Małgorzata J Lubczyńska
Costas A Christophi
Jos Lelieveld
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[1] The Cyprus Institute,Energy, Environment and Water Research Center
[2] Cyprus University of Technology,Cyprus International Institute for Environmental and Public Health in association with Harvard School of Public Health
[3] Harvard School of Public Health,Department of Environmental Health
[4] Max Planck Institute for Chemistry,undefined
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Environmental Health | / 14卷
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Temperature; Cardiovascular mortality; Climate change; Cyprus; Distributed lags; Case-crossover;
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