R Code for the Cumulative Short-Term Exposure Survival (CSTES) Design: A Novel Framework for Environmental Epidemiology

1. The complete R script that applies the CSTES procedure. It includes steps for data transformation, model fitting, and calculating summary Hazard Ratios. 2. The dataset used for the case study (valencia.csv), containing daily all-cause mortality, PM10 concentrations, temperature, and relative humidity for Valencia, Spain. This is an open-access public dataset curated and published by Iñíguez et al. (2022). It is included here to ensure the full reproducibility of the results presented in the associated manuscript. Iñiguez, C., Ballester, F., & Tobias, A. (2022). Data supporting the short-term health effects of temperature and air pollution in Valencia, Spain. Data in brief, 44, 108518. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.dib.2022.108518