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Stephanie Lovinskydesir

Environmental Health Sciences

Columbia University

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About Stephanie Lovinskydesir at Columbia University (Columbia)

Stephanie Lovinsky‐Desir is an environmental health scientist at Columbia University researching air pollution, respiratory diseases, and health disparities.

Research Areas

Air QualityRespiratory HealthAsthmaEnvironmental EpidemiologyHealth DisparitiesNoise PollutionPediatric HealthEnvironmental Justice
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Research Output

Total Citations2,092

Emerging researcher

Publications117

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h-index24

Developing track record

i10-index38

Growing portfolio

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