Difference between revisions of "ERFs of environmental pollutants"

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objects.latest("Op_en5827", "initiate") # Get the latest ovariables from code calculations on page Op_en5918 (ERF of several environmental pollutions).
 
objects.latest("Op_en5827", "initiate") # Get the latest ovariables from code calculations on page Op_en5918 (ERF of several environmental pollutions).
ERF
 
  
ERF <- EvalOutput(ERF, N = 3)
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ERF <- EvalOutput(ERF_env, N = 3)
 
ERF@output$ERFResult <- as.numeric(as.character(ERF@output$ERFResult))
 
ERF@output$ERFResult <- as.numeric(as.character(ERF@output$ERFResult))
 
ERF@output <- ERF@output[colnames(ERF@output) != "Obs"]
 
ERF@output <- ERF@output[colnames(ERF@output) != "Obs"]

Revision as of 11:31, 3 June 2015


This page contains exposure-response functions of several environmental pollutants that do not have own pages. This page used to contain e.g. estimates for dioxins, but they were moved to ERF of dioxin.

Question

What are ERFs of environmental pollutants that do not have own pages in Opasnet?

Answer

Relevant results here (in Finnish).

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Rationale

Data

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ObsExposure agentResponseAgeExposureER functionScalingExposure unitThresholdERFDescription
1Indoor radonLung cancer morbidityAnnual average indoor air concentrationRRNoneBq /m301.0016 (1.0005-1.0031)
2PM2.5Lung cancer mortalityAnnual average outdoor air concentrationRRNoneµg /m301.014 (1.004-1.023)Outdoor air, Pope et al. 2002
3PM2.5Cardiopulmonary mortalityAnnual average outdoor concentrationRRNoneµg /m301.009 (1.003-1.016)Outdoor air, Pope et al. 2002
4PM2.5Total mortalityAnnual average outdoor air concentrationRRNoneµg /m301.0062 (1.0014-1.011)Outdoor air
5Chlorination byproductsBladder cancer morbidityConcentration in ingested waterRRNoneµg /l01.0039 (1.00053-1.00722)
6Chlorination byproductsBladder cancer morbidityConcentration in ingested waterRRNonenetrev /l01.000029 (1-1.000072)
7ArsenicBladder cancer morbidityConcentration in ingested waterRRNoneµg /l01.002 (0.999-1.006)
8FormaldehydeAsthma morbidity<14Annual average indoor concentrationRRNoneµg /m301.0140743178
9Dampness damageAsthma morbidityYes/no moisture damageRRNone%01.37 (1.23-1.53)
10Dampness damageLower respiratory symptoms morbidityYes/no moisture damageRRNone%01.5 (1.38-1.86)
11Dampness damageUpper respiratory symptoms morbidityYes/no moisture damageRRNone%01.7 (1.44-2)
12FluorideFluorosis<14Concentration in ingested waterURNone00.125
13Outdoor ozoneTotal mortalityAnnual average outdoor air concentrationRRNoneµg /m301.000299596 (1.000099955-1.000399282)
14LeadDecrease of IQ below 70 pointsIntake level from foodURNone ?00.025
15LeadIncreased blood pressureIntake level from foodURNone? 00.025
16FormaldehydeNasal cancer morbidityAnnual average indoor concentrationURNoneµg /m300.000013
17BenzeneLeukemia morbidityAnnual average indoor concentrationURNone µg /m300.000005
18QuatzdustSilicosis morbidityIndoor air concentrationURNonemg /m300.125; 0.125; 0.25
19Asbestos at workLung cancer and mesothelioma morbidityIndoor air concentrationURNone 00.05 (0.01-0.1)
20Noise at workHearing damageNoise levelURNone 0570Medium noise (80-85 dB)
21Noise at workHearing damageNoise levelURNone 01320Loud noise (>85 dB)
22Outdoor ozoneMild decreasing on general functioningAnnual average outdoor air concentrationURNoneµg /m300.115 (0.044-0.186)
  • --# : Check some translations (chlorinating, surrounding's tobacco smoke, fluorosis, dampness damage,Nose-pharynx cancers, Mild decreasing on general funtioning) --Heta 18:43, 12 October 2012 (EEST)
  • --# : Note that ERFs for "Environmental tobacco smoke" were moved to Indoor environment quality (IEQ) factors page, where they belong to. --Marjo 13:56, 28 March 2013 (EET)

Calculations

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See also

References