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1. Strengthening policy-relevant evidence in environmental epidemiology: dose-response curve estimation for varying exposure distributions

: Siegel, Eva
: 2023
: Theses
: EpidemiologyEnvironmental healthPregnant women--Health risk assessmentPolychlorinated biphenyls--Health aspectsPollution--Health aspectsBirth weight, Low--Risk factors

2. Air Pollution, Urgent Asthma Medical Visits and the Modifying Effect of Neighborhood Asthma Prevalence

: Lovinsky-Desir, Stephanie; Acosta, Luis M.; Rundle, Andrew G.; Miller, Rachel L.; Goldstein, Inge; Jacobson, Judith S.; Chillrud, Steven N.; Perzanowski, Matthew S.
: 2019
: Articles
: Air--PollutionAsthma in childrenAsthma--Environmental aspectsAsthma--EtiologyEnvironmental healthEpidemiology

3. Assessment of exposure to air pollution in children: Determining whether wearing a personal monitor affects physical activity.

: Lovinsky-Desir, Stephanie; Lawrence, Jennifer; Jung, Kyung Hwa; Rundle, Andrew G.; Hoepner, Lori A.; Yan, Beizhan; Perera, Frederica P.; Perzanowski, Matthew S.; Miller, Rachel L.; Chillrud, Steven N.
: 2019
: Articles
: Environmental healthPediatricsChildrenAir--PollutionAir--Pollution--Health aspectsExercise--Physiological aspects--Measurement

4. Association between number of children and carotid intima-media thickness in Bangladesh

: Chat, Vylyny; Wu, Fen; Demmer, Ryan T.; Parvez, Faruque; Ahmed, Alauddin; Eunus, Mahbub; Hasan, Rabiul; Nahar, Jabun; Shaheen, Ishrat; Sarwar, Golam; Desvarieux, Moïse; Ahsan, Habibul; Chen, Yu
: 2018
: Articles
: EpidemiologyPublic healthCardiovascular system--Diseases--Risk factorsPregnancyChildren--Health risk assessmentAtherosclerosis--Risk factorsEnvironmental health

5. Infant rhinitis and watery eyes predict school-age exercise-induced wheeze, emergency department visits and respiratory-related hospitalizations

: Savary, Khalil W.; Miller, Rachel L.; Arteaga-Solis, Emilio; Hoepner, Lori A.; Acosta, Luis M.; Perera, Frederica P.; Rundle, Andrew G.; Goldstein, Inge; Perzanowski, Matthew S.
: 2018
: Articles
: Asthma in childrenAllergy in childrenRhinitisWheezeEnvironmental health

6. Long-term Exposure to Ambient Air Pollution and Trajectories of Cognitive Decline in Northern Manhattan

: Kulick, Erin Ryan
: 2018
: Theses
: EpidemiologyNeurosciencesEnvironmental healthAir--Pollution--Health aspectsCognition--ResearchPublic health

7. Relevance of Alternaria to asthma symptoms and exhaled NO among NYC children

: Soffer, Nitzan; Green, Brett J.; Acosta, Luis M.; Divjan, Adnan; Sobek, Edward; Lemons, Angela R.; Rundle, Andrew G.; Jacobson, Judith S.; Goldstein, Inge; Miller, Rachel L.; Perzanowski, Matthew S.
: 2018
: Articles
: AlternariaCity childrenEnvironmental healthAsthma in childrenAllergy in childrenEpidemiology

8. Allele-specific Expression Reveals Interactions Between Genetic Variation And Environment

: Knowles, David A; Davis, Joe R; Edgington, Hilary; Raj, Anil; Favé, Marie-Julie; Zhu, Xiaowei; Potash, James B.; Weissman, Myrna M.; Shi, Jianxin; Levinson, Douglas F.; Awadalla, Philip; Mostafavi, Sara; Montgomery, Stephen B; Battle, Alexis
: 2017
: Articles
: GeneticsEpidemiologyMultilevel models (Statistics)Environmental healthBayesian statistical decision theory

9. Physical activity, black carbon exposure and airway inflammation in an urban adolescent cohort

: Lovinsky-Desir, Stephanie; Jung, Kyung Hwa; Rundle, Andrew G.; Hoepner, Lori A.; Bautista, Joshua B.; Perera, Frederica P.; Chillrud, Steven N.; Perzanowski, Matthew S.; Miller, Rachel L.
: 2016
: Articles
: Environmental healthAirway (Medicine)Soot--Environmental aspectsSoot--ToxicologyInflammation

10. Association of the Exposure to Residential Levels of NO2 and Asthma among New York City Head Start Children

: Meyers, Andrea
: 2015
: Theses
: Asthma--Environmental aspectsAllergy in childrenIndoor air pollution--Health aspectsAtmospheric nitrogen dioxide--Physiological effectEpidemiologyEnvironmental health