Excess cases of iMetHb in England and Wales: Difference between revisions
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Excess risk of iMetHb attributable to nitrates in drinking water | Excess risk of iMetHb attributable to nitrates in drinking water | ||
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Image:Excess cases of ime uk.PNG|'''Figure 1''' - Medians of excess cased of iMetHb in England & Wales | |||
Image:Excess rate of imet uk.PNG|'''Figure 2''' - Medians of excess rate of iMetHb in England & Wales | |||
Image:Excess cases imethb importance.png|'''Figure 3''' - Importance analysis of excess cased of iMetHb in England & Wales | |||
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Revision as of 07:50, 5 September 2008
Scope
Excess risk of iMetHb attributable to nitrates in drinking water
Definition
Causality
- Population age structure per country
- Infants <6 monts
- Excess rate of iMetHb
- Background prevalenxe of iMetHb
Formula
Analytica_id:
<anacode>Excess_rate_of_imeth*Infants__6_months</anacode>
Unit
NA
Result
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Figure 1 - Medians of excess cased of iMetHb in England & Wales
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Figure 2 - Medians of excess rate of iMetHb in England & Wales
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Figure 3 - Importance analysis of excess cased of iMetHb in England & Wales
