Jesse Berman

Assistant Professor

University of Minnesota School of Public Health

United States

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Jesse Berman is an Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health in the United States. His research focuses on environmental health, chronic respiratory diseases, and public safety, as evidenced by his recent articles on topics such as air pollution, neighborhood factors influencing health outcomes, and the impact of environmental changes on public health. He is actively engaged in advancing knowledge and resilience through interdisciplinary research and outreach initiatives.

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Articles (10)

The association of Public Safety Power Shutoffs and motor vehicle crashes

The Heartland Environmental Alliance for Resilience & Transformation (HEART) – Improving the Lives and Livelihoods of People Across the Heartland Through Environmental Change Resilience Research, Education, and Outreach

The Burden of Air Pollution Exposure on Chronic Respiratory Disease

Sex and age characteristics of thunderstorm asthma emergency department visits

Sociodemographic and Geographic Risk Factors for All-Cause Mortality in Patients with COPD

The Association between Drought Exposure and Respiratory-Related Mortality in the United States from 2000 to 2018

Using blood lead concentrations of wildlife sentinels to identify environmental risk factors of lead exposure for public health and wildlife rehabilitation efforts

Neighborhood factors and triple negative breast cancer: The role of cumulative exposure to area‐level risk factors

Positive associations matter: Microbial relationships drive tick microbiome composition

Temperature-related emergency injury visits in Hanoi, Vietnam

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Zachary Schug

Arianne K. Baldomero

Azar Mohammad Abadi Kamarei

YEONGJIN GWON

Robert Swap

Erin Burton

Darin Erickson

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