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Within-Year PM2.5 Exposure Structure Provides Mortality-Predictive Information Beyond the Annual Mean
Long-term PM2.5 exposure is associated with increased mortality and is usually represented by annual mean concentration, which does not capture how concentrations are distributed across days. We tested whether the prespecified PM2.5 magnitude-rank index (PMRI), a summary of within-year daily concent
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