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Environmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|July 23, 2026
Changes in respiratory and cardiovascular morbidity air pollution risk and attributable burden in New York CityAriel Spira-Cohen, Rebecca Goldberg, Sarah Johnson, et al.Environmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|September 11, 2026
Associations between a mixture of trace elements and bladder cancer occurrence: A study of possible reverse causationMaria E Kamenetsky, Stella Koutros, Maya Spaur, et al.Environmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|October 8, 2026
Long-term ambient air pollution is not associated with circulating soluble urokinase plasminogen activator receptorBahjat Z Ghazzal, Anis Ismail, Yiyuan Huang, et al.Environmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|October 17, 2022
Neighborhood conditions and birth outcomes: Understanding the role of perceived and extrinsic measures of neighborhood qualityStephanie M Eick, Lara Cushing, Dana E Goin, et al.Environmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|February 17, 2025
Short-term exposure to relative humidity and lung health in early adolescentsNicholas J Nassikas, Wenli Ni, Sheryl L Rifas-Shiman, et al.Environmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|January 17, 2025
Gestational exposure to PM2.5, NO2, and sex steroid hormones: Identifying critical windows of exposure in the Rochester UPSIDE CohortMariah Kahwaji, Luke Duttweiler, Sally W Thurston, et al.Environmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|February 27, 2025
Associations between ambient pollen exposure and measures of cognitive performanceBaylee Corpening, Alexandra Bürgler, Bálint Tamási, et al.Environmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|September 26, 2025
The effect of climate anomalies and ambient air pollution on spontaneous miscarriage in Ghana: Evidence from a national cross-sectional surveyPrince M Amegbor, Reginald Quansah, Lijuan GuEnvironmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|September 22, 2025
COVID-19 pandemic as an effect modifier on the association between elevated temperatures and emergency department visits: A case-time-series study in a large populationLaura Salmaso, Claudio Barbiellini Amidei, Ugo Fedeli, et al.Environmental Epidemiology (Philadelphia, Pa.)|September 22, 2025
The risk of hospitalization associated with foehn winds and temperature in the mountainous region of SwitzerlandTino Schneidewind, Sujung Lee, Ana Maria Vicedo-Cabrera, et al.Pageof 49