Temperature, relative humidity, and respiratory-cardiovascular mortality in São Paulo state, Brazil (2010-2022): a two-stage DLNM analysis

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Authors: Guilherme Coelho, Danielle Satie Kassada
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Abstract

Replication data and analysis scripts for the A04 manuscript. Two-stage distributed lag non-linear models (DLNM) were used to assess temperature and relative humidity effects on respiratory and cardiovascular mortality across 36 municipalities in São Paulo State, Brazil (2010-2022). Includes raw climate, mortality (SIM), hospitalization (SIH), pollution (CETESB), and population (IBGE) data.

Fields of Study & Subjects

Climate Change and Health Impacts Air Quality and Health Impacts Urban Heat Island Mitigation

Publication details

Journal / source
University of Campinas
Publication date
26 February 2026
Language
EN
Document type
Dataset