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Search terms by category.

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Fig 1.

Flowchart of review process.

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Map of countries where studies were conducted (Southeast Asia).

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Table 2.

Summary of studies on the health effects of smoke haze in Southeast Asia.

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Fig 3.

Exposure indicators used for each approach.

AQI: air quality index (generally referred to as “AQI,” although different terms can be used (e.g., PSI (Pollutant Standard Index), API (Air Pollutant Index)); EPI + HBE: studies that applied a combination of EPI and HBE approaches; Combined exposure indicators were defined as a combination of pollutants and pollutant indicators; Others: pollutants other than those specified; NA: no specific variables are used.

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Fig 4.

Excess mortality reported in health burden estimation studies in Southeast Asia using concentration-risk functions for long-term (top), short-term (middle), and both short- and long-term (bottom) exposures.

a denotes cardiovascular mortality. * denotes the health burden of ozone exposure. ** denotes an averaged estimate value. *** denotes health burden estimates from August to October of 2004, 2006, 2009, 2012, 2014, and 2015. BAU: business-as-usual scenario. PP: protecting peatland scenario.

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Fig 5.

Timeline of sampling period and haze period in health risk assessment studies in Southeast Asia.

Green indicates sampling period. Yellow indicates haze period specified within the sampling period.

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Fig 6.

AQI levels by study period and study approach.

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