Case-control study finds high PM2.5 and NDVI impact childhood cancer risk across trimesters.
High and low average air pollution measured as the average of PM2.5 (µg/m3) and NDVI by cancer types, stratified by trimesters. Panel A: PM2.5 exposure; values < 12.0 µg/m3 were categorized as low and ≥12.0 were categorized as high. Panel B: NDVI exposure; values < 0.3 were categorized as low and ≥0.3 were categorized as high.
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