It’s Getting Hot in Here 🔥: CCHH Climate and Health Series

‘It’s Getting Hot in Here 🔥: Climate and Health Series’ hosted by the Center for Climate, Health, and Healthcare

Daniel Mork, PhD, Research Scientist in the Department of Biostatistics at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health

“Distributed lag models: Applications and recent methodological advances for the study of heat and human health”

This talk introduces several advances in distributed lag model methodology for analyzing health impacts due to environmental exposures. I introduce Bayesian structured regression tree distributed lag models, with approaches for environmental mixtures and exploring heterogeneous effects. I discuss specific applications of distributed lag models to the analysis of heat and impacts on cognitive function or neurological disorders.

Location: 5th Floor Conference Room at IFH, 112 Paterson Street, New Brunswick & Via Zoom

https://rutgers.zoom.us/j/91037788093?pwd=c38MaXiC5QW5spc9fVHT9uYwKLSdgY.1&from=addon