Xin Wang, PhD, MPH

Exciting new study in @SciReports explores the impact of socioeconomic status (SES) and healthy lifestyles on cognitive function in older adults! 🧠🍏🏃‍♂️ @KBakulski @Henrypaulson5 @SungKyunPark1 @umichepid #Alzheimers #Aging nature.com/articles/s4159…

Interesting new research from Xin Wang in the @umichsph Department of Epidemiology on the correlation between air pollution and obesity in women.

Very honored that our metals and metabolic syndrome paper is featured as the NIEHS paper of the month🙌💯 @BhramarBioStat @SungKyunPark1 @umichsph @NIEHS factor.niehs.nih.gov/2022/5/papers/…

New study reveals that exposure to PFAS, a group of widely used ‘forever chemicals’, may increase diabetes risk in middle-aged women bit.ly/3jxpowt #PFAS #foreverchemicals #diabetes @SungKyunPark1 @umichsph @NingDing_SPH @XinWang_Epid @BhramarBioStat @M_LEEaD

Check out this study by @SungKyunPark1 #ForeverChemicals #PFAS can lead to earlier natural menopause, possibly through endocrinologic mechanisms associated with follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). @NingDing_SPH @BhramarBioStat @umichsph ow.ly/17ot50Ij3jn

Re-watch our most recent Environmental Research Webinar featuring @NingDing_SPH over on the @M_LEEaD YouTube channel, youtube.com/watch?v=JAU4vE…

Nov 9th 12 noon @M_LEEaD Environmental Research Webinar: Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and Women’s Reproductive Health: Findings from The Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation (SWAN) - Ning Ding, MPH, PhD Zoom umich.zoom.us/s/97831201308

Dr. @NingDing_SPH, a postdoctoral fellow at @umichsph, will present findings on the impact of synthetic chemicals on reproductive aging. Register for her lecture and join in the discussion, happening tomorrow, September 27th from 12-1pm EST bit.ly/3h2oOWB

Exciting new research from M-LEEaD leadership and members, "Feminine Hygiene Products and Volatile Organic Compounds in Reproductive-Aged Women Across the Menstrual Cycle: A Longitudinal Pilot Study" Read more here, doi.org/10.1089/jwh.20…

Read new research from M-LEEaD member @SungKyunPark1, "Associations between rice consumption, arsenic metabolism, and insulin resistance in adults without diabetes" Read more here, doi.org/10.1016/j.ijhe…

Urinary Heavy Metals and Longitudinal Changes in Blood Pressure in Midlife Women: The Study of Women’s Health Across the Nation. @XinWang_Epid @SungKyunPark1 ow.ly/tuP930rP35G

We reported a novel positive association between selenium and NAFLD at serum selenium level > 130 μg/L, suggesting important considerations for low-dose selenium overexposure in US adults. sciencedirect.com/science/articl… @SungKyunPark1 @umichsph

#GenerationChemical webinar: EDCs & Maternal Reproductive Health Impacts with @ConryJeanne, @JuliaVarshavsky Dr. Sverre Wikström, & @NingDing_SPH. @CHE_healthenv @UCSF_PRHE @UCSFEaRTH @FIGOHQ @enviRN @TheEndoSociety @iffsfertility #PFAS #preeclampsia #breastcancer #Menopause

Environmental Cadmium and Mortality from Influenza and Pneumonia in U.S. Adults ehp.niehs.nih.gov/doi/10.1289/EH…

Our research on associations between metals and adipokines is out sciencedirect.com/science/articl…. Molybdenum is associated favorable while cadmium, cesium, and lead are associated with adverse adipokine profiles. @SungKyunPark1 @BhramarBioStat @umichsph @UMCOHSE #obesity #endo

Our new publication in @env_int_journal! doi.org/10.1016/j.envi… In the Study of Women's Health Across the Nation, metal mixtures are associated with #insulin resistance and β-cell dysfunction. @umichsph @SungKyunPark1 @BhramarBioStat #diabetes #environmental #womenhealth

#SNRNMemberHighlight: @XinWang_Epid from @umichsph published a new article! Interesting finding: Higher overall exposure to metal mixtures was associated with a elevated risk of developing diabetes. Check out the full article: drc.bmj.com/content/8/1/e0… @ISEE_global

😡😟ICE announces students on visas must leave US or transfer to another college if their schools go online-only 6abc.com/society/new-ru… via @6abc