Publications | Michelle L. Bell's Research Group

2012

Spatial and temporal modeling of daily pollen concentrations

DellaValle CT, EW Triche , ML Bell

International Journal of Biometeorology 56(1), p. 183-194.

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Effects of ambient pollen concentrations on frequency and severity of asthma symptoms among asthmatic children

CT DellaValle, EW Triche , BP Leaderer, ML Bell

Epidemiology 23(1), p. 55-63

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2011

Survival analysis of long-term exposure to different sizes of airborne particulate matter and risk of infant mortality using a birth cohort in Seoul, Korea

Son JY , ML Bell, JT Lee

Environmental Health Perspectives119(5), p. 725-730.

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Assessment of indoor air pollution in homes with infants

Pickett AR, ML Bell

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 8(12), p. 4502-4520
Heat waves in the United States: Mortality risk during heat waves and effect modification by heat wave characteristics in 43 US communities

GB Anderson, ML Bell

Environmental Health Perspectives 119(2), p. 210-218.

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Spatial heterogeneity of PM10 and O3 in Sao Paulo, Brazil, and implications for human health studies

MA Bravo, ML Bell

Journal of the Air and Waste Management Association 61(1), p. 69-77

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Vulnerability to temperature-related mortality in Seoul, Korea

Son JY, JT Lee, GB Anderson, ML Bell

Environmental Research Letters 6(3), Art.No. 034027

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Uncertainties influencing health-based prioritization of ozone abatement strategies

Digar A, DS Cohan, ML Bell

Environmental Science & Technology 45(18), p. 7761-7767.

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Improving the linkages between air pollution epidemiology and quantitative risk assessment

Fann N, ML Bell, K Walker, B Hubbell

Environmental Health Perspectives 119(12), p. 1671-1675
Urban land-use and infants’ respiratory symptoms

Ebisu K, T Holford, K Belanger, BP Leaderer, ML Bell

Environmental Research. 111(5), p. 677-684.

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Community-level spatial heteogeneity of chemical constituent levels of fine particulates and implications for epidemiological research

ML Bell, K Ebisu, RD Peng

Journal of Exposure Science and Environmental Epidemiology 21(4), p. 372-384
Quantifying the human health benefits of air pollution policies: Review of recent studies and new directions for accountability research

ML Bell, R Morgenstern, W Harrington

Environmental Science and Policy 14(4), p. 357-368

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Toward a quantitative estimate of future heat wave mortality under global climate change

Peng RD, JF Bobb, C Tebaldi, L McDaniel, ML Bell, F Dominici

Environmental Health Perspectives 119(5), p. 701-706.

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Meta-analysis of the association between short-term exposure to ambient ozone and respiratory hospital admissions

Ji M, DS Cohan, ML Bell

Environmental Research Letters 6(2), Art. No. 024006
The international collaboration on air pollution and pregnancy outcomes: initial results

Parker J, DQ Rich, S Glinianaia, JH Leem, ML Bell et al.

Environmental Helth Perspectives 119(7), p. 1023-1028.
Environmental health indicators and a case study of air pollution in Latin American cities

ML Bell, LA Cifuentes, DL Davis, E Cushing, AG Telles, N Gouveia

Environmental Research 111(1), p. 54-66

2010

Prenatal exposure to fine particulate matter and birth weight: Variations by particulate constituents and sources

ML Bell, K Belanger, K Ebisu, JF Gent, HJ Lee, P Koutrakis, BP Leaderer

Epidemiology 21(6), p. 884-891.
Individual exposure to air pollution and lung function in Korea: Spatial analysis using multiple exposure approaches

Son JY, ML Bell, JT Lee

Environmental Research 110(8), p. 739-749
Air pollution, population vulnerability, and US EPA ambient air quality standards

Gent JF, ML Bell

American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine 182(3), p. 296-297.

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International Collaboration on Air Pollution and Pregnancy Outcomes (ICAPPO)

Woodruff TJ, JD Parker, K Adams, ML Bell, U Gehring, S Glinianaia, EH Ha, B Jalaludin, R Slama

International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 7(6), p. 2638-2652.