1. FIGURE 1. Pattern of weekly all-cause mortality in London, United Kingdom, over the course of the 20th century, by period.
From: Declining Vulnerability to Temperature-related Mortality in London over the 20th Century
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2. FIGURE 2. Average seasonal fluctuation in mortality and mean weekly temperature in London, United Kingdom, over the course of the 20th century, by period. Mortality curves are expressed as percentages of the minimum mortality rate for the year. Dotted-and-dashed line (– • –), cardiovascular mortality; solid line (—), respiratory mortality; dotted line (• • •), noncardiorespiratory mortality; dashed line (- - -), temperature.
From: Declining Vulnerability to Temperature-related Mortality in London over the 20th Century
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3. FIGURE 3. Percent change in all-cause mortality by mean weekly temperature in London, United Kingdom, over the course of the 20th century, by period. Graphs are based on cubic smoothing splines (1 df per 5°C of temperature). Results were adjusted for season.
From: Declining Vulnerability to Temperature-related Mortality in London over the 20th Century
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