Living in green neighborhoods may help you live longer and healthier
The Washington Post - 28-Jun-2023New study finds people with high access to green spaces were 2.5 years younger in biological age
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Professor of Preventive Medicine at Northwestern University.
Lifang Hou, MD, MS, PhD is a Professor of Preventive Medicine. With a multidisciplinary background in medicine, basic science, and epidemiology, Dr. Hou’s research interest lies in integrating traditional epidemiologic methods with the ever-advancing molecular techniques in multi-disciplinary research focusing on identifying key molecular markers and understanding their potential impact on disease etiology, detection, and prevention. Dr. Hou’s major research efforts to date have focused on two areas: 1) identification of risk factors that may cause chronic diseases; and 2) identification of biomarkers that serve as indicators of an individual’s past exposure to disease risk factors and/or predict future disease risks and/or prognosis. The environmental/lifestyle risk factors that Dr. Hou has studied include air pollution, pesticides, overweight, physical inactivity, and reproductive factors in relation to chronic diseases.
Visit website: https://www.feinberg.northwestern.edu/faculty-profiles/az/profile.html?xid=16388
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Details last updated 29-Jul-2020
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