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Figure 18 25-year moving average Volcano Fatality Index (VFI).

A new measure, the Volcano Fatality Index, is defined to explore temporal changes in societal vulnerability to volcanic hazards.

We then define the Volcano Fatality Index (VFI) as the number of fatalities divided by the product of the number of recorded volcanic events (fatal and non fatal) and population, in a fixed time period.

Of 6172 patients studied (74% coronary, 20% cerebrovascular, 6% peripheral), 783 (13%) died during follow-up and 174 of these were in hospital case-fatalities at index.

The correlation coefficient between air pollution index and SARS fatality was 0.8568 (p = 0.0636).

Of these, 174 (2.8% of total studied) were in-hospital case-fatalities at the time of the index event and another 85 out-of-hospital fatalities occurred in the 28 days following their index admission.

The case fatality rate was highest if the index case presented with hemorrhagic-type smallpox.

Table 5 shows the one year case fatality of groups of subjects with different index codes.

In our study, the multivariate analysis does not retain the comorbidity index among the 30-day fatality risk factors, as we have seen in other studies [ 19, 20].

COI: cost of illness; EC: European Commission; EU: European Union; PAP: population attributable proportion; RR: relative risk; VPF: value of preventing a fatality; WPT willingness to pay; WI: waste index The authors declare that they have no competing interests.

Mortality within 90 days of index admission was presented as case fatality rate (CFR, deaths per 100 patients) and standardized mortality ratio (SMR), using age-, gender-, and calendar year-specific expected survival estimates from Statistics Sweden [ 10].