Jeffrey Yanosky, MS, ScD

Keyphrases

1. Particulate Matter 2.5 (PM2.5) 100%
2. PM10 55%
3. Particulate Matter 54%
4. Confidence Interval 36%
5. Air Pollution 34%
6. Women's Health Initiative 29%
7. Air Pollution Exposure 27%
8. PM2.5 Exposure 27%
9. Fine Particulate Matter 26%
10. Long-term Exposure 24%
11. Nurses' Health Study 23%
12. PM2.5-10 23%
13. Airborne Particulate Matter 20%
14. Spatio-temporal Model 19%
15. Particulate Matter Exposure 19%
16. Atherosclerotic Risk Factors 19%
17. Health Effects 19%
18. Exposure to Air Pollution 18%
19. Particulate Air Pollution 18%
20. Elemental Carbon 17%
21. Welders 16%
22. Short-term Exposure 16%
23. Hazard Ratio 16%
24. Ambient Particulate Matter 15%
25. US Adults 13%
26. Spatio-temporal Modeling 13%
27. Fine Particulate Air Pollution 12%
28. Case-crossover Analysis 12%
29. Hemorrhagic Stroke 12%
30. Ischemic Stroke 12%
31. Depressive Symptoms 12%
32. Persons with Mental Illness 12%
33. PM2.5 Concentration 11%
34. NHANES 11%
35. Nitrogen Oxides 11%
36. Cardiovascular Risk 11%
37. Northeastern United States 11%
38. Particulate Matter Concentration 11%
39. Traffic-related Air Pollution 11%
40. All-cause Mortality 10%
41. Odds Ratio 10%
42. Hypertension 10%
43. Coarse Particulate Matter 10%
44. Exposure Estimates 10%
45. Red nucleus 10%
46. Health Professionals Follow-up Study 10%
47. DNA Methylation (DNAm) 10%
48. Pollutants 9%
49. Socioeconomic Position 9%
50. Brain MRI 9%