Exposure science is evolving from its traditional “after the fact” and “one chemical at a time”
approach to forecasting chemical exposures rapidly enough to keep pace with the …

Life-course epidemiologists have developed sophisticated models for how exposures
throughout life—from gestation to old age—shape health, sometimes years after the …

Reparations proposals typically target wealth. Yet slavery's and Jim Crow's long echoes also
steal time, such as by producing shorter Black lifespans even today. I argue that lost time …

Indoor PM 2.5 pollution is one of the leading causes of death and disease worldwide. As
monitoring indoor PM 2.5 concentrations on a large scale is challenging, it is urgent to …

Energy and mobility poverty limits people's choices and opportunities and negatively
impinges upon structural economic and social welfare patterns. It also hampers the ability of …

Air pollution is a critical problem in densely populated urban areas, with traffic significantly
contributing. To mitigate the adverse effects of air pollution on public health and the …

Objectives Disparities in asthma prevalence present a persistent challenge to public health.
The complex nature of the issue requires studies through a wide range of lenses. To date …

It is widely hypothesized that neighborhood effects on academic achievement are explained
by differences in the quality of schools attended by resident children. The authors evaluate …

Background Gestational exposure to toxic environmental chemicals and maternal social
hardships are individually associated with impaired fetal growth, but it is unclear whether the …

Air pollution exposure has been linked to a variety of adverse health outcomes among
minors; yet little is known about the associated health inequity across regions and schools …