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Azita Amiri

Professor and Associate Dean for Research

University of Alabama in Huntsville

United States

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Dr. Azita Amiri is an Associate Professor at the University of Alabama in Huntsville, United States. Her research areas encompass emergency management, health care disparities, sexuality education, the socioecological model's application in public health, and occupational health issues. Recent publications highlight her innovative use of technology in emergency responses and her analyses of mental health and environmental health factors affecting various populations.

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Lauren Niles

Assistant Professor

University of Alabama in Huntsville

UNITED STATES

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Mary Fox

Associate Practice Professor

Johns Hopkins University

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Shan‐Hu Lee

University of Alabama in Huntsville

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Total Toxic Releases from Electric Utilities and Mining Facilities and Their Relationships with Human Health in the United States

Sexuality education for school‐aged children and adolescents: A concept analysis

Emergency Management Simulation of an Unexpected Opioid Overdose in a Rural Setting: An Innovative Use of Drone Technologies

The Relationship Between Provider and Patient Racial Concordance and Receipt of Postpartum Care

Application of the socioecological model to mitigate risks of heat illness

Using Fume Hood to Reduce Nurses’ Exposure to Particulate Matters Dispersed Into the Air During Pill Crushing

A Conceptual Analysis of Mental Health Maladaptation in Postpartum

Risk of Falls in adults 45–64 years old in the United States

Drones Could Offer Solutions for Emergency Responses and Health Care in Remote Areas

Evaluating the Efficacy of an Evidence-Based Charge Nurse Professional Development Activity at a Highly Complex Veterans Affairs Medical Center

Indoor Particulate Matters Measured in Residential Homes in the Southeastern United States: Effects of Pandemic Lockdown and Holiday Cooking

Voice through the lens: Personal experience of those on methadone

Water fluoridation: When current research contradicts public practices

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Lauren Niles

Mary Fox

Shan‐Hu Lee

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