Fig. 2: Lag-response curves for the relative risks of neurodegenerative disease death comparing extreme high temperatures (the 97.5th percentile, A) and extreme low temperatures (the 2.5th percentile, B) to the minimum-death temperatures, at the national and regional levels. | Nature Communications

Fig. 2: Lag-response curves for the relative risks of neurodegenerative disease death comparing extreme high temperatures (the 97.5th percentile, A) and extreme low temperatures (the 2.5th percentile, B) to the minimum-death temperatures, at the national and regional levels.

From: Temperature-related death burden of various neurodegenerative diseases under climate warming: a nationwide modelling study

Fig. 2: Lag-response curves for the relative risks of neurodegenerative disease death comparing extreme high temperatures (the 97.5th percentile, A) and extreme low temperatures (the 2.5th percentile, B) to the minimum-death temperatures, at the national and regional levels.

The lines represent the point estimates, and the shadings indicate corresponding 95% confidence intervals. The results for other climatic zones were not presented due to the null associations. Source data are provided as a Source Data file.

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