Filippo Ravalli

MPH Student @ColumbiaMSPH

[Ana Navas Acien @anavasac]

My favorite students @FilippoRavalli and #MoniqueSlowly - amazing MPH students #ColumbiaEHS @ColumbiaMSPH - the future of public health is so bright💫

[Columbia University @Columbia]

Uranium was detected in a majority of U.S. public water systems with the highest concentrations in semi-urban, Hispanic communities, write @ColumbiaMSPH researchers in a new study.

Professor @Annie_Nigra breaks down the results: https://t.co/QBYet5bPJ8

[ColumbiaPublicHealth @ColumbiaMSPH]

Hispanic communities in the US have water systems w/ high levels of uranium, selenium, barium, chromium + arsenic, uncovering the need to "protect the most highly exposed communities to advance environmental justice and protect public health" @annie_nigra https://t.co/xNxUCLGODi

[Filippo Ravalli @FilippoRavalli]

So excited to share this work looking at inorganic contaminants in water systems across the US! Important information on exposure inequalities for U, Ba, Cr, Se, and As @annie_nigra @anavasac
https://t.co/rJrTklxWOy

[Filippo Ravalli @FilippoRavalli]

@annie_nigra @ColumbiaMSPH Impossible to have done it without your help!

[Ana Navas Acien @anavasac]

Ironing a wrinkled literature to understand the potential benefits of metal chelation. Systematic reviews always painful but so insightful to guide science and clinical practice - while waiting for #TACT2

[Filippo Ravalli @FilippoRavalli]

So excited to share that my first paper on environmental cardiology has just been published! Impossible to have done this work without my incredible mentors and collaborators @anavasac @GLamasMD @UjuetaFrancisco @xaviervel https://t.co/vdxLG4ry4E