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Identifying newborns at risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes and obesity from air pollution
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Identifying newborns at risk of adverse neurodevelopmental outcomes and obesity from air pollution

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Start Year
2016
End Year
2023
Funding
National Insitutes of Health
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Investigators Contacts
  • Dr. Prof. Julie Beth Herbstman
    Columbia University Mailman School of Public Health
  • MD. Prof Susan Laessig
    Georgetown University School of Medicine

Design

Study design
Population cohort

Marker Paper

Wang Y, Qian M, Tang D, Herbstman J, Perera F, Wang S. A powerful and flexible weighted distance-based method incorporating interactions between DNA methylation and environmental factors on health outcomes. Bioinformatics. 2020 Feb 1;36(3):653-659. doi: 10.1093/bioinformatics/btz630.

PUBMED 31504174

Recruitment

Sources of Recruitment
  • Families

Number of participants

Number of participants
1,048
Number of participants with biosamples

Access

Availability of data and biosamples

Data
Biosamples
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