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Volume 7: No. 3, May 2010

ORIGINAL RESEARCH
Absence of Transport Before Premature Cardiac Death

Public Use Microdata Areas	Percentage Without Transport
01700	30.6
02501	32.7
02502	34.6
02503	38.2
02601	41.3
02602	35.6
02603	36.0
02604	39.9
02605	44.6
02606	38.5
02607	41.8
02608	40.7
02701	33.1
02702	25.4
02703	36.0
02704	30.3
02705	35.9
02706	23.5
02707	28.9
02708	26.9

Figure. Small-area variation in percentage of people in the Tampa, Florida, metropolitan statistical area who died from cardiac events without transport to a hospital (N = 2,570), 1998-2002. Public use microdata areas from US Census Bureau’s public use microdata 5% sample (14).

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ORIGINAL RESEARCH Absence of Transport Before Premature Cardiac Death

ORIGINAL RESEARCH
Absence of Transport Before Premature Cardiac Death