Scholar
Jaime E Hart
Google Scholar ID: 25b8tqIAAAAJ
Channing Division of Network Medicine, Brigham and Women's Hospital and Harvard Medical School
Citations & Impact
Citations
17,350
H-index
59
i10-index
185
Publications
20
Co-authors
0
Resume
Academic Achievements
- Published multiple studies on environmental exposures and health outcomes, including:
- - Childhood environmental exposures associated with adult hypertension risk (Growing Up Today Study)
- - Large-scale smartphone-based digital phenotyping substudy in NHS3 and GUTS with nearly 2,500 participants using the Beiwe app for up to one year
- - Aircraft noise, especially at night, linked to increased hypertension risk in the Nurses’ Health Studies (NHS/NHSII)
- - Combined exposures to air pollution, noise, and lower neighborhood socioeconomic status associated with hypertension in NHSII
- - Associations between air pollution, noise, neighborhood SES, and BMI among nearly 200,000 women in NHS and NHSII
- - Higher residential greenness in midlife linked to slower cognitive decline in later life among over 120,000 NHS women
- - Short-term ambient temperature extremes (both hot and cold) suggestively associated with sudden cardiac death in middle-aged and older U.S. women
- - Among over 2,200 myocardial infarction survivors in NHS, air pollution, warmer summers, colder winters, and lower greenness associated with higher mortality