Nice presentation from Dr. Lingzhi Chu @lingzhi_chu at the @rccnaging Workshop on #ClimateChange and #Aging @CCHYale @YaleSPH @YaleDeptEHS

Excited to share our new paper @JACCJournals ! In collab. w Xiaomei Ma, Rong Wang, Cary Gross, and led by @lingzhi_chu, we found that high temperature increased stroke risk in adults aged 18 to 64 years in the US, with females more vulnerable. @YaleSPH @CCHYale @YaleDeptEHS

#HEIAC24 Had to miss the @HEIresearch annual meeting due to COVID, but so glad that the #CHENlab posters were well presented by the amazing Drs Chu @lingzhi_chu and Ma @ma_yiqun ! @YaleSPH @CCHYale

Huge thanks to the excellent co-authors @ChenKai_yale @zhuoran_yang, Dr. Susan Crowley, and Dr. Rob Dubrow!

New paper on Env. Research! This framework allows various functional forms for exposures in the interaction and enables the quantification of multiplicative interactions and their uncertainties. https://t.co/oCFIzqFB8x

Besieged on all sides: the future burden of high-temperature-related kidney disease Commentary by our postdoc fellow @lingzhi_chu @YaleDeptEHS in The Lancet Regional Health – Western Pacific @LancetRH_WPac

Our work on temperature, air pollution, and kidney-related outcomes at #SER2023 and #ISEENAC! And great time with friends and advisors!

YSPH researchers have developed a metric to gauge heat vulnerability at the census-tract level and created a map for public use. The index draws a correlation between historically redlined neighborhoods and heat vulnerability. https://t.co/isworgvU0f @ChenKai_yale @CCHYale

#Wildfire smoke spread across America, triggering #health alerts. Among smoke, a major pollutant is Particulate Matter (PM). Our new paper found that PM exposure can affect the kidney👉 https://t.co/MTP6sSagpo First-authored by Lingzhi Chu, PhD student @YaleCCHcert @YaleDeptEHS