Yuming Guo
@YumingGuo007
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Professor & Head of Monash Climate, Air Quality Research Unit. Global Environmental and Climate Health, Biostatistics. Editors PLOS Med, JHM, EI, EST, ER, E&H.
Melbourne, Victoria
Joined November 2019
Finally, our paper is published @Nature. We developed a novel method to estimate landscape fire air pollution across the world. We found at global level fire air pollution has increased from 2000 to 2019.
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RT @cyq199801: Thrilled to share that the first paper of my PhD journey is officially published!@Monash_SPHPM. Big….
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RT @MonashUni: Tasmania tops the charts as the healthiest state in #Australia. A new index by Monash researchers maps environmental risks a….
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RT @HealthPolicyW: Ambient PM2.5 #pollution from residential combustion, industrial emissions, and power generation caused over a million d….
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RT @HealthPolicyW: With the lack of affordable solutions & things beyond his control, Salokhe said his health has been declining quickly “A….
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RT @fuldenbatibeniz: 🌡️🔥Climate change isn't a distant threat—it's a public health crisis now. Our study shows heat-related deaths in many….
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First paper in the new year @AmJEpi. We observed a linear relationship between temperature and homicidal deaths, with higher daily temperatures associated with increased risks. Targeted prevention strategies are essential during hot days.
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RT @TheLancet: Around 1.5 million deaths globally per year associated with air pollution from landscape fires between 2000 and 2019, study….
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Many thanks and big congratulations to the team! @PeiYu_uuu @YangZhengyu @Bo_Wen1 @lidiamorawska @AGasparrini75 @malmistry1977 @yu_wenhua @dr_xeo and other coauthors!.
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With @mccstudy and global experts, we estimated that landscape fire smoke was associated with 1.5 million deaths annually from 2000 to 2019. Alarmingly, this burden has been increasing, with the majority of deaths occurring in LTMICs. Congrats @RongbinXu .
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RT @RongbinXu: Our latest Lancet study found that air pollution from landscape fires(>90% were wildfires) can cause 1.53 million deaths/yea….
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RT @NEJM: With climate change, exposure to floods has increased and is linked to adverse health outcomes, such as injuries, diseases, and m….
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Thrilled to share that our paper on climate change, floods, and human health has been published in The New England Journal of Medicine!. Thanks and Congratulations Yao, Bo, Danijela, Jonathan, Virginia, Andy, Kris, Shandy!.
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Our findings indicate that transient elevation in landscape fire PM2.5 levels may increase risk of cardiovascular diseases.
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RT @OneEarth_CP: 🚨New global study finds that rural residents are at greater risk of cardiovascular mortality attributable to long-term amb….
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Our global analyses find despite a decline in absolute PM2.5 concentrations, suburban and urban areas in very-high-HDI regions experienced a consistent increase in exposure inequality. Congrats @yu_wenhua and co-authors!
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Our new international study offers compelling evidence of heightened hospitalisation risks associated with tropical cyclones, with these risks typically diminishing two months after exposure. More cyclones appeared recently. Climate action is urgent! .
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RT @DocsEnvAus: Study finds more #babies born u/weight and pre-term, after catastrophic #floods. The study fits into the picture of the sev….
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“Babies born early and at a lower weight followed catastrophic Australian floods, a new study has found, as doctors raise concerns about the impact of climate change on pregnant women.” Our findings are reported by @smh @YangZhengyu .
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Recently many countries are affected by floods seriously. Our new study shows flood exposure before the last menstrual period and during trimester 1 can significantly increase the risks of preterm birth, still birth, and small for gestational age. Congratulations @YangZhengyu
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