Publications

2017

• The association between ambient air pollution and selected adverse pregnancy outcomes in China: a systematic review
  Jacobs M, G Zhang, S Chen, B Mullins, ML Bell, L Jin, Y Guo, R Huxley, G Pereira
  Science of the Total Environment 579, p. 1179-1192.

• Particulate Matter and Risk of Hospital Admission in Kathmandu Valley, Nepal: A Case Crossover Study
  Gurung A, JY Son, ML Bell
  American Journal of Epidemiology 186(5), p. 573-580.

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• Who among the elderly is most vulnerable to exposure to and health risks of fine particulate matter from wildfire smoke?
  Liu JC, A Wilson, LJ Mickley, K Ebisu, MP Sulprizio, Y Wang, RD Peng, X Yue, F Dominici, ML Bell
  American Journal of Epidemiology 186(6), p. 730-735.

• Airborne fine particles and risk of hospital admissions for understudied populations: effects by urbanicity and short-term cumulative exposures in 708 US counties
  Bravo MA, K Ebisu, F Dominici, Y Wang, RD Peng, ML Bell
  Environmental Health Perspectives 125(4), p. 594-601.

• Temporal changes in mortality related to extreme temperatures for 15 cities in Northeast Asia: adaptation to heat and mal-adaptation to cold
  Chung Y, Lim YH, Y Honda, YLL Guo, M Hashizume, ML Bell, BY Chen, H Kim
  American Journal of Epidemiology 185(10), p. 907-913.

• Wildfire-specific Fine Particulate Matter and Risk of Hospital Admissions in Urban and Rural Counties
  Liu JC, A Wilson, LJ Mickley, F Dominici, K Ebisu, Y Wang, MP Sulprizio, RD Peng, X Yue, JY Son, GB Anderson, ML Bell
  Epidemiology 28(1), p. 77-85.