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Description: National Studies on Air Pollution and Health

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Welcome The National Studies on Air Pollution and Health group was created in an effort to streamline the workflow of research projects related to the HEI, R01 (Cardiovascular Health and Air Pollution) and Project 4 ACE grants. The purpose of the meeting series is to track progress on achieving the specific aims for each grant and inform each other about work completed. We will periodically use me...

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    Choirat, Di, Dominici & 28 more
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  • Air pollution accountability of energy transitions: the relative importance of point source emissions and wind fields in exposure changes

    Henneman, Mickley & Zigler
    Input datasets and analysis scripts for reproducing the results described in the associated paper.
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  • Health improvements in the United States associated with reduced coal emissions between 2005 and 2012

    Henneman, Choirat & Zigler
    We calculate health improvements in Medicare beneficiaries associated with reduced coal exposure and PM2.5 concentrations in the United States
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  • Posterior Predictive Treatment Assignment for Estimating Causal Effects with Limited Overlap

    Zigler
    Component for the paper by Zigler and Cefalu
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    Choirat, Di, Dominici & 28 more
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    Choirat, Dominici, O'Brien & 26 more
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