Shima Hamidi

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Shima Hamidi

Shima Hamidi

@hamidi_shima

Bloomberg Associate Professor of American Health @JohnsHopkinsSPH , Former (and Founding) Director of @_CTEDD Active Transportation and Smart Growth Advocate

Baltimore, MD Katılım Temmuz 2016
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Shima Hamidi
Shima Hamidi@hamidi_shima·
The JHU Climate Change Summit will cover the most pressing climate change issues by all disciplines including transportation and urban planning. Join at bit.ly/36X8XE8 @The_ACSP @APA_Planning @apatpd @FTA_DOT @AmericanHealth
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JHU faculty & staff from all disciplines are invited to our #ClimateChange summit! bit.ly/36X8XE8 - Learn about our upcoming $200K in research grants - Form new multi-disciplianry collaborations - Hear from clean energy entrepreneur Jigar Shah of Generate Capital!

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Shima Hamidi@hamidi_shima·
Are cities bad for our health? Check out this great article from @BBCFuture featuring my research on this topic @The_ACSP @APA_Planning @JohnsHopkinsSPH @AmericanHealth @trbhealth @UrbanLandInst @SmartGrowthUSA @PublicHealth Special thanks to @MatthewKeegan15
Matthew Keegan@MatthewKeegan15

My piece for @BBCFuture looking at the surprising health benefits of living in cities – even during a pandemic. Thanks to @hamidi_shima @SamehNWahba @DrDeeptiAdlakha @LaylaMcCay for their expert insights. bbc.com/future/article…

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Shima Hamidi@hamidi_shima·
check out our new paper: Challenges of adherence to stay-at-home orders in dense areas: Trips to parks INCREASED on average while essential trips reduced @ahoura_z @The_ACSP @APA_Planning @apatpd @AmericanHealth @NASEMTRB @trbhealth sciencedirect.com/science/articl…
Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health@JohnsHopkinsSPH

Americans strongly reduced their visits to grocery stores, pharmacies, and transit stations following stay-at-home orders earlier this year, but did not reduce their visits to parks and beaches, according to a study co-authored by @Hamidi_Shima. jhsph.edu/news/news-rele…

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Kausik
Kausik@kausikdatta22·
In a Bloomberg Radio interview, @hamidi_shima explains [26:26–32:55] the crucial difference b/w urban density & crowding—as seen in bars, schools, sports events, beaches, airports, supermarkets; can occur even in low density areas—as relates to #COVID19. bloomberg.com/news/audio/202…
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Robert Puentes
Robert Puentes@rpuentes·
NEW research finds that density is not linked to rates of COVID-19 infections and that death rates are lower in denser countries and higher in less dense ones. Join @EnoTrans for the latest FREE webinar in our Road to Recovery series: enotrans.org/event/road-to-…
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Shima Hamidi@hamidi_shima·
Join us on this webinar if you are interested to know more about our recent #japaplanning research on density and COVID-19. @APA_Planning @The_ACSP. Many thanks to @EnoTrans
Eno Center for Transportation@EnoTrans

Our next webinar is THIS WEDNESDAY at 1:15pm ET! Sign up now to discuss COVID-19, density, and transportation with @hamidi_shima of @JohnsHopkinsSPH, Reid Ewing and Sadegh Sabouri of @UofUPlanning, and Eno's @rpuentes. ⬇️ bit.ly/3iawIMC?utm_ca…

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Liam Dillon
Liam Dillon@dillonliam·
Housing density is NOT related to spread of coronavirus in the U.S., says new research from Johns Hopkins professor @hamidi_shima. Instead, she found spread is associated with how connected — via economic and social relationships — counties are tandfonline.com/doi/full/10.10…
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Shima Hamidi@hamidi_shima·
@NickWaranoff @dillonliam @TinaG_SD Please understand that any research has limitations. Four top experts already judged the paper and its limitations in four rounds of review and voted that the findings are not incorrect because of the limitations. We included the limitations so future studies could build on this
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Shima Hamidi@hamidi_shima·
@NickWaranoff @dillonliam @TinaG_SD The peer review process is blind (neither of us know each other). We communicate through the editor. The topper the journal is, the tougher the reviewers will be. JAPA is one of the toughest journals to publish and invites the most knowledgable experts in the topic as reviewers
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Shima Hamidi@hamidi_shima·
@NickWaranoff @dillonliam @TinaG_SD Yes, it did. Some of the limitations even arose during the peer review process, but the paper passed it and got published. This applies to any publication and JAPA (this journal) is one of the most well-known and hardest to get published.
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