Public hospitals need to be publicly reporting increased smoke pollution admissions and there needs to regular reports tabled on pollution-related deaths
For example, you'd expect there to be more respiratory issues in 2019 because it's been a big flu year. Without correcting for that, you might just be seeing flu cases in your increase
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But 2019 data is included in the base line, and if the spike in cases is large enough, then none of that matters. I suspect it's off the charts, and any simple analysis will show it's off the charts.
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If the assumption that the spike in cases isn't large enough to show up vs baseline cases prior to the rise in air pollution then I wouldn't bother going further (because even if there is a rise, it isn't enough to worry about)
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