• TOOTH RESORPTION AND RISK FOR ANESTHETIC COMPLICATION DURING ANESTHETIZED DENTAL PROCEDURES IN DOMESTIC FELINES 

  Jenkins, Emily J (2019)

  Tooth resorption (TR) in felines may present an increased risk for complications during dental procedures, and it is currently unknown whether oral examination is a valid diagnostic method for type 1 TR. Using existing ...

• THE ASSOCIATION BETWEEN SUBMICROSCOPIC MALARIA INFECTION AND FEVER: FINDINGS FROM A CROSS-SECTIONAL STUDY IN MALAWI 

  Barrall, Angelica Lynne (2019)

  Individuals with submicroscopic malaria infection are an important reservoir for transmission, but the clinical consequences of these low-density parasitemia infections are poorly understood. Using cross-sectional data ...

• Using the Index of Concentration at the Extremes to Examine the Impact of Air Pollution Exposure on Infant Mortality in the United States 

  Ammons, Samantha (2019)

  Background: The concentration of privilege in a geographic area can determine how vital resources are distributed among certain groups in that area, thus influencing a community’s health. High air pollutant exposure is ...

• Relationships of social and physical environmental factors with cardiometabolic outcomes 

  Huang, Dina (2019)

  The social and physical environmental factors impact health in general and have been linked with increased risks of cardiometabolic outcomes including obesity, diabetes, hypertension and cardiometabolic biomarkers. The ...

• THE EFFECTS OF FEMALE SEX HORMONES ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PARA-OCCUPATIONAL EXPOSURE TO AGRICULTURAL WORK AND URINARY BLADDER CANCER AMONG EGYPTIAN WOMEN 

  James, India C (2018)

  Well-established risk factors such as tobacco smoke, occupational exposure, and Schistosoma haematobium infections do not fully explain the lower risk of bladder cancer for women compared to men. Recently, an association ...

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