The COVID-19 incidence in Italian regions correlates with low temperature, mobility and PM10 pollution but lethality only with low temperature

• Main Authors: Mauro Giovanni Carta (Author), Luigi Minerba (Author), Roberto Demontis (Author), Germano Orrù (Author), Ferdinando Romano (Author), Alessandra Scano (Author), Angelo Restivo (Author), Stefano Del Giacco (Author), Simona Deidda (Author), Davide Firnu (Author), Marcello Campagna (Author), Federico Meloni (Author), Giulia Cossu (Author), Federica Sancassiani (Author), Luchino Chessa (Author), Goce Kalcev (Author), Roberto Littera (Author), Luigi Zorcolo (Author), Cesar Ivan Aviles-Gonzale (Author), Paolo Usai (Author)
• Format: Book
• Published: SAGE Publishing, 2021-06-01T00:00:00Z.
• Subjects: article
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Background: The aim was to verify whether the density of particulate matter (PM10), the climate, and the mobility of people can influence the pandemic in the 19 regions and in the two autonomous Italian provinces as incidence rate and lethality. Design and Methods: The incidence rates per 100,000 in...