Annual average and predicted concentrations (1997–2009) by monitoring stations.

<p>(a) PM₁₀ and (b) NO₂.</p

Behavioral factors, substance use, STI and sexual risks among Gay, Transgender, and Bisexual MSM in Chiang Mai, 2010.

<p>Behavioral factors, substance use, STI and sexual risks among Gay, Transgender, and Bisexual MSM in Chiang Mai, 2010.</p

Summary of statistical significance of the air quality data and spatial interpolation models.

<p>Summary of statistical significance of the air quality data and spatial interpolation models.</p

Methodology scheme of the comparative risk assessment.

<p>Methodology scheme of the comparative risk assessment.</p

Spatial interpolation of change in concentrations (ΔX) of Thailand 2009.

<p>(a) PM10 (μgm^-3), (b) NO2 (ppb) and (c) PM2.5 (μgm^-3).</p

Demographics, history of HIV testing and HIV prevalence among Gay and Bisexual MSM, and Transgendered persons in Chiang Mai Thailand, 2010.

<p>Demographics, history of HIV testing and HIV prevalence among Gay and Bisexual MSM, and Transgendered persons in Chiang Mai Thailand, 2010.</p

Spatial variations of population attributable fractions (PAF) in Thailand 2009.

<p>(a) All-cause mortality due to PM10, (b) all-cause mortality due to long- term effect of PM2.5, (c) cardiovascular mortality due to long- term effect of PM_2.5 and, (d) respiratory mortality due to NO₂.</p

Avoidable mortality and the percentage of deaths estimated to be caused by level of air pollutant in Thailand (2009).

<p>Avoidable mortality and the percentage of deaths estimated to be caused by level of air pollutant in Thailand (2009).</p

Relative risk and population-attributable fractions (PAFs) based on level of ambient air pollutants in Thailand, 2009.

<p>Relative risk and population-attributable fractions (PAFs) based on level of ambient air pollutants in Thailand, 2009.</p

Univariate and multiple logistic regression analysis of risk factors for HIV infection among MSM in Chiang Mai, Thailand, 2010.

<p>*Not significant;</p>¥<p>Heroin (injecting and inhaled).</p