Psychosocial influences on health outcomes; understanding social
inequalities in health related to socioeconomic status; biological and
ecological factors in epidemiology
Health effects of air pollution exposures; the chemical and physical characteristics of those particles responsible for the observed adverse health effects
Energy, air pollution, and health in developing countries; major health risk factors and their role in current and future disease burden globally or in specific countries and regions
Management of long-term environmental issues with important scientific uncertainties, such as global climate change and stratospheric-ozone depletion; characterization of social preferences over health and environmental risks
Problems of international human rights and humanitarian law, humanitarian crises, and medical ethics in practical settings of disasters and emergencies
Development of models to quantitatively assess the environmental and health impacts of air pollution from local to national scales, with a focus on urban environments