Elaine Symanski, Ph.D.
Professor
Positions
- Professor
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Center for Precision Environmental Health
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, Texas
- Professor
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Department of Medicine
Epidemiology and Population Sciences
Baylor College of Medicine
Houston, Texas, United States
Addresses
- Neurosensory (Office)
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Neurosensory NB 315
6550 Fannin Street
Houston, TX, 77030
United States
Phone: (713) 798-6547
elaine.symanski@bcm.edu
Education
- PhD from University of North Carolina
- Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States
- MSPH from University of North Carolina
- Chapel Hill, North Carolina, United States
Professional Statement
I am a Professor in the Center for Precision Environmental Health and Department of Medicine at Baylor College of Medicine and serve as Director of the Program in Population and Environmental Health Disparities (PiPEHD). With training in environmental sciences and epidemiology, my research has focused on health impacts of environmental exposures particularly among vulnerable populations. Work is ongoing to evaluate the impact of the chemical and non-chemical stressors in the environmental riskscape on maternal and infant health.
Selected Publications
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Rammah A, Whitworth KW, Symanski E. " Particle air pollution and gestational diabetes mellitus in Houston, Texas " Environ Res. 2020 Nov ; 190
Pubmed PMID: 32745750. -
Han I, Richner D, An Han H, Hopkins L, James D, Symanski E. " Evaluation of metal aerosols in communities adjacent to metal recycling facilities in Houston, Texas " J Air Waste Manag Assoc. 2020 May ; 70 (5) : 568-579.
Pubmed PMID: 32315255. -
Symanski E, An Han H, Raun L, Smith MA, McCurdy S, Han I, Jimenez M, Flores J, Markham C, Richner D, James D. " Metal Air Pollution Partnership Solutions: Building an academic-government-community-industry-collaboration to improve air quality and health in environmental justice communities in Houston " Environ Health. 2020 Apr 5; 19 (1) : 39.
Pubmed PMID: 32248802. -
Han I, Whitworth KW, Zhang X, Afshar M, Berens PD, Symanski E. " Characterization of urinary concentrations of heavy metals among socioeconomically disadvantaged black pregnant women " Environ Monitoring Assess. 2020 Feb 27; 192 (3) : 200.
Pubmed PMID: 32107644.
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