Socio-economic indicators
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Urban unit scale:
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n.s
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no significant relation
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n.s
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no significant relation
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Size (number of inhabitants)
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Urban unit scale :
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0.001
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Linear: privileged cities have lower hospitalization rates
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n.s
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no significant relation
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Socioeconomic (% unemployment,% of individuals with no diploma, bachelor diploma,% of non taxable households, etc.)
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Positive with unemployment, non taxable households (0.3<r<0.5)
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Negative with bachelor diploma (r=−0.5)
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Intra-urban scale
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0.001
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Linear positive: cities with concentration of privileged populations have higher hospitalization rates (0.3<r<0.44)
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0.001
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Linear positive: cities with concentration of privileged populations have higher rates (0.28<r<0.40)
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Residential intra-urban organization indicators (CV, Gini, Moran of unemployment,% of individuals with no diploma, bachelor diploma,% of non taxable households, etc.)
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Linear negative: cities with concentration of deprived populations have lower rates (−0.3<r<−0.48)
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Linear negative: cities with concentration of deprived populations have lower rates (r=−0.43)
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Regional scale
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0.001
|
Linear positive: cities in deprived regions have higher hospitalization rates (0.33<r<0.47)
|
n.s
|
no significant relation
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Socioeconomic (% unemployment, etc.)
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Urban unit scale
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n.s
|
no significant relation
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n.s
|
no significant relation
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Access to health amenities
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Physical indicators
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Urban unit scale :
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0.05
|
Linear negative with the daily mean temperature in January (r=−0.28)
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0.05
|
no significant relation
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Climate parameters (temperature, humidity)
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Linear positive with the mean annual minimal relative humidity (r=0.34) No significant relation with other climate indicators
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Regional scale
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n.s
|
no significant relation
|
0.007
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Higher hospitalization rates in semi-continental climate ; lower rates in mountain climate
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Climate zones
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Urban unit scale:
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0.05
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Globally lower hospitalization rates for less polluted locations
|
n.s
|
no significant relation
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Air pollution (ambient levels of PM
10
, NO
2
)
|
Linear positive for PM10 (0.28<r<0.30 )
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Non linear positive for NO2
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Intra-urban scale:
|
n.s
|
no significant relation
|
n.s
|
no significant relation
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Air pollution (intra-urban variations of PM
10
, NO
2
)
|
Urban unit scale
|
n.s
|
no significant relation
|
n.s
|
no significant relation
|
|
Pollen index
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