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John D. Spengler

Akira Yamaguchi Professor of Environmental Health and Human Habitation

Environmental Health

spengler@hsph.harvard.edu

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Rebuttal to the Correspondence on Home is Where the Pipeline Ends: Characterization of Volatile Organic Compounds Present in Natural Gas at the Point of the Residential End User.

Michanowicz DR, Dayalu A, Nordgaard CL, Buonocore JJ, Fairchild MW, Ackley R, Schiff JE, Liu A, Phillips NG, Schulman A, Magavi Z, Spengler JD.

Environ Sci Technol. 2023 Oct 03. 57(39):14624-14625. PMID: 37728914

Greenspace related to bipolar disorder in Taiwan: Quantitative benefits of saving DALY loss and increasing income.

Asri AK, Yeh CH, Chang HT, Lee HY, Lung SC, Spengler JD, Wu CD.

Health Place. 2023 09. 83:103097. PMID: 37595541

In situ psycho-cognitive assessments support self-determined urban green exercise time.

Tomasso LP, Spengler JD, Catalano PJ, Chen JT, Laurent JGC.

Urban For Urban Green. 2023 Aug. 86. PMID: 37483383

Childhood pneumonia in Beijing: Associations and interactions among selected demographic and environmental factors.

Qu F, Weschler LB, Zhang Y, Spengler JD.

Environ Res. 2023 Aug 15. 231(Pt 3):116211. PMID: 37257739

Implications of disparities in social and built environment antecedents to adult nature engagement.

Tomasso LP, Cedeño Laurent JG, Chen JT, Spengler JD.

PLoS One. 2022. 17(9):e0274948. PMID: 36149849

Examining the Benefits of Greenness on Reducing Suicide Mortality Rate: A Global Ecological Study.

Asri AK, Tsai HJ, Wong PY, Lee HY, Pan WC, Guo YL, Wu CS, Su HJ, Wu CD, Spengler JD.

Front Public Health. 2022. 10:902480. PMID: 35865246

Home is Where the Pipeline Ends: Characterization of Volatile Organic Compounds Present in Natural Gas at the Point of the Residential End User.

Michanowicz DR, Dayalu A, Nordgaard CL, Buonocore JJ, Fairchild MW, Ackley R, Schiff JE, Liu A, Phillips NG, Schulman A, Magavi Z, Spengler JD.

Environ Sci Technol. 2022 07 19. 56(14):10258-10268. PMID: 35762409

Exploring the Potential Relationship Between Global Greenness and DALY Loss Due to Depressive Disorders.

Asri AK, Tsai HJ, Pan WC, Guo YL, Yu CP, Wu CS, Su HJ, Lung SC, Wu CD, Spengler JD.

Front Psychiatry. 2022. 13:919892. PMID: 35836657

Tradeoffs between ventilation, air mixing, and passenger density for the airborne transmission risk in airport transportation vehicles.

Zhu S, Lin T, Laurent JGC, Spengler JD, Srebric J.

Build Environ. 2022 Jul 01. 219:109186. PMID: 35599668

Metals dust in workers' homes and potential for take home in the Greater Boston area: Pilot study.

Ceballos DM, Dong Z, Peters JL, Herrick RF, Gupta P, Spengler JD.

Environ Res. 2022 06. 209:112893. PMID: 35131322

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