This study examines the relationship between long-term exposure to fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and respiratory function decline in a diverse urban population. Using a novel biomarker panel, we identified individuals with heightened sensitivity to air pollution effects.

This paper presents evidence-based clinical screening recommendations for patients with potential exposure to per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) through contaminated drinking water. We propose a tiered screening approach based on exposure risk assessment.

This review analyzes the northward expansion of vector-borne diseases in North America in relation to climate change patterns. We present predictive models for disease emergence in previously unaffected regions and provide clinical guidance for healthcare providers in these areas.

This study identifies novel biomarkers for chronic low-level heavy metal exposure and their association with cardiovascular disease risk factors. We developed a risk assessment algorithm that can be implemented in clinical settings to screen at-risk populations.

This paper presents improved analytical methods for detecting and characterizing microplastics in drinking water. We conducted a systematic risk assessment of human exposure through drinking water and provide recommendations for monitoring and mitigation.

This comprehensive review examines the evidence linking endocrine-disrupting chemical exposure to metabolic syndrome development. We outline molecular mechanisms, critical windows of exposure, and propose a clinical framework for identifying and managing environmentally-mediated metabolic disorders.