Publications

2021

• Health and related economic benefits associated with reduction in air pollution during COVID-19 outbreak in 367 cities in China
  Ye T, S Guo, Y Xie, Z Chen, MJ Abramson, J Heyworth, S Hales, A Woodward, M Bell, Y Guo, S Li
  Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety (accepted)

• The roles of residential greenness in the association between air pollution and health: A systematic review
  Son JY, HM Choi, KC Fong, S Heo, CC Lim, ML Bell
  Environmental Research Letters (provisionally accepted)

• Temporal changes in associations between high temperature and hospitalizations by greenspace: analysis in the Medicare population in 40 U.S. northeast counties
  Heo S, C Chen, H Kim, B Sabath, F Dominici, JL Warren, Q Di, J Schwartz, ML Bell
  Environment International (accepted)

• Pollution inequality 50 years after the clean air act: the need for hyperlocal data and action
  Zhang Y, S Smith, ML Bell, A Meuller, M Eckleman, S Wylie, EL Sweet, P Chen, DA Niemeier
  Environmental Research Letters (accepted)

• Effects of urbanization on vulnerability to heat-related mortality in urban and rural areas in South Korea: A nationwide district-level time-series study
  Lee W...ML Bell...et al.
  International Journal of Epidemiology (accepted)

• Long-term temporal trend in the association between short-term exposure to fine particulate matter and hospitalizations in older adults
  Chen C, JA Warrington, F Dominici, RD Peng, DC Esty, Y Wang, JF Bobb, ML Bell
  Lancet Planetary Health (accepted)

• Global, regional and national burden of mortality associated with non-optimal temperatures from 2000 to 2019: A three-stage modelling study
  Zhao G...ML Bell...et al.
  Lancet Planetary Health (accepted)

• Temporal transition of racial/ethnic disparities in COVID-19 outcomes in 3108 counties of the United States: three phases from January to December, 2020
  Kim H, A Zanobetti, ML Bell
  Science of the Total Environment (accepted)

• Do socioeconomic factors influence who is most likely to relocate after environmental disasters? A case study in Indonesia
  Burrows K, JY Son, ML Bell
  Sustainability (accepted)

• Queering environmental justice: Unequal environmental health burden on the LGBTQ+ community
  Goldsmith L, ML Bell
  American Journal of Public Health (accepted)

• Air pollution and COVID-19 mortality in New York City
  Kim H, ML Bel
  American Journal of Respiratory and Critical Care Medicine (accepted)

• A comparative study of two-way and offline coupled WRF v3.4 and CMAQ v5.0.2 over the contiguous U.S.: Performance evaluation and impacts of chemistry-meteorology feedbacks on air quality
  Wang K, Y Zhang, S Yu, DC Wong, J Pleim, R Mathur, JT Kelly, M Bell
  Geoscientific Model Development (accepted)

• Long-term exposure to PM2.5 and risk of mortality for the older population in North Carolina and Michigan: Effect modification by residential greenness
  Son JY, Sabath MB, Lane KJ, Miranda ML, Dominici F, Di Q, Schwartz J, Bell ML
  Epidemiology 32(4), p. 477-486.

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• Effect modification of greenness on temperature-mortality relationship among older adults: A case-crossover study in China
  Qiu C, JS Ji, ML Bell
  Environmental Research 197, 111112.

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• Community concern and government response: Identifying socio-economic and demographic predictors of oil and gas complaints and drinking water impairments in Pennsylvania
  Clark CJ, JL Warren, N Kadan-Lottick, X Ma, ML Bell, JE Saiers, NC Deziel
  Energy Research & Social Science 76, 102070

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• Impact of changed use of greenspace during COVID-19 pandemic on depression and anxiety
  Heo S, MU Desai, SR Lowe, ML Bell
  International Journal of Environmental Research and Public Health 18(11), 5842.

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• Temperature-mortality relationship in North Carolina, USA: Regional and urban-rural differences
  Choi HM, C Chen, JY Son, ML Bell
  Science of the Total Environment 787(15), 147672.

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• Multi-dimensional community characteristics in linking particulate matter pollution and cause-specific mortality: 72 communities of South Korea
  Kim H, ML Bell, Lee JT
  Environmental Research 196, 110989.

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• Examining PM2.5 concentrations and exposure using multiple models
  JR Kelly, C Jang, B Timin, Q Di, J Schwartz, Y Liu, A van Donkelaar, RV Martin, V Berrocal, ML Bell
  Environmental Research 196, 110432.

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• Do fine particulate air pollution (PM2.5) exposure and its attributable premature mortality differ for immigrants compared to those born in the United States?
  Fong KC, ML Bell
  Environmental Research 196, 110387.

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