Mortality attributable to long-term exposure to NO₂, 2023

The table shows, for every country and country grouping, population aged 30 years and above, NO₂ population-weighted concentration, number of deaths, rate of deaths, number of years of life lost, and rate of years of life lost, attributable to NO₂ concentrations above the WHO AQG level of 10µg/m³, together with the limits of their 95% confidence intervals.

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inhabitants (affected population)
µg/m3 (population-weighted concentration)
number of deaths (attributable deaths (AD) and their confidence intervals);
number of deaths per 100,00 inhabitants aged 30 years and above (AD rate and their confidence intervals)
number of years of life lost (years of life lost (YLL) and their confidence intervals)
number of YLL per 100,00 inhabitants aged 30 years and above (YLL rate and their confidence intervals)

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