Our new study using NHS data shows increased residential greenspace could have protected against COVID-19 hospitalization and mortality, with deprived groups benefiting the most.
Will @UKLabour commit to protecting our greenspaces?
https://t.co/3NpUYsutDV
Great conference, great destination, and great talent coming-up through the @ISEE_global / @IseeSnrn / @isee_job (International Society for Environmental Epidemiology) ranks!
#ISEEYoungRennes
Big Thanks to Benedicte Jacquemin and her team for a fantastic conference @iseeyoungrennes, where we heard excellent science and meet old and new colleagues, from East and West and beyond Europe.
@ISEE_global
@StevanSavic79 @tcolehunter
Thanks a lot to the organisers for the opportunity to present the 8th workshop of ISEE young conference on reproducible research in epidemiology with R.
I hope that the 30 participants workshop have enjoyed as much as I did the 2h30 minutes spend together.
After lunch we still have four more incredible workshops on really interesting topics!
🧑⚖️Science and policy
🔖Publishing environmental epidemiology papers
🌍Climate data for environmental epidemiology
🔁Reproducibility practices
These findings align with other studies, emphasizing the need for actions to promote healthy aging such as: cleaning up our air, promoting physical activity, and improving city environments.
Does our environment, such as air & noise #pollution, increase risk for #dementia?
New study from @ste_tuf@zoranajova shows that long-term exposure to air pollution is strongly associated with incidence of dementia, independent of road traffic noise!
📃https://t.co/LIp2Gg8zIh
The main findings 🧐
- Long-term exposure to air pollution increases dementia risk, even at Denmark's relatively low pollution levels
- This association was independent of road traffic noise
- Physical activity may counteract air pollution's adverse effects.
Does our environment, such as air & noise #pollution, increase risk for #dementia?
New study from @ste_tuf@zoranajova shows that long-term exposure to air pollution is strongly associated with incidence of dementia, independent of road traffic noise!
📃https://t.co/LIp2Gg8zIh
There is a concerning connection between air pollution and dementia risk.
Outdoor air pollution infiltrates our homes and workplaces, affecting our cognitive health over time.
'Air pollution and the risk of dementia' 🧠 https://t.co/BeKLvfudx5 c/o @alzheimerssoc & @AirRated_
WS8: Elevate your research with reproducibility science practices: a R workshop for young researcher in epidemiology
🗓️ June 5, 14:30-17:30
📍 #ISEEYoung2024, Rennes
👉 https://t.co/TeQIfu1NlD
#Copenhagen air not so clean this week and weekend. Colder temps and fog keep air pollution close to the ground, and southerly winds brought in pollution from Middle & Western Europe. PM2.5 levels reaching 40-50 µg/m³, 5x WHO guidelines value #AirPolution
https://t.co/0hFlPtr9nA
🔐 EU users can now control their data on Google services, thanks to the EU's DMA.
This marks a significant shift in digital privacy and user autonomy. How will this shift impact tech and user experience?
Share your thoughts!
#DataPrivacyWeek
https://t.co/xBZIr9vx10
It is 2024 and it is still common practice in the medical literature to put a bunch of covariates in a regression model for some bad health outcome and declare the significant associations as "risk factors" that people should worry about. Pseudo science