It is of note that, based on recent preliminary findings from the Health Effects Institute, the magnitude of mortality from short-tern exposure (Alternative Estimate) and hospital/ER admissions estimates (both estimates) may be under or overestimated.
Based on findings, the amount of people who die at the hospital is inaccurate.
Preliminary findings found the estimates of deaths from short-term exposure is exactly 23%.
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