Fig. 2: Cumulative excess risk(%) of injury deaths for each 1 °C increase in daily mean temperature over 0–1 lag days, by age, sex, intention and mechanism.
From: Temperature-related mortality in China from specific injury

The square red dots denote the cumulative excess risk (%). The horizontal red lines denote the 95% confidence interval. The light gray vertical line denotes the reference value (CER = 0). A conditional logistic regression with cross-basis function was used to estimate the province-specific temperature-injury deaths association adjusted for relative humidity, PM2.5 concentration and public holiday, which were pooled in a multivariate meta-analysis. The statistical tests were two-sided. CER, cumulative excess risk. N = 609827 independent samples of injury deaths were used to conduct 20 independent models; the exact sample sizes are shown as Supplementary Table 1.