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Epidemiological cohort studies

Longitudinal observational datasets that follow defined population cohorts over time, collecting health, behavioral, and exposure data to study disease incidence and risk factors.

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Rulla TamimiChief, Epidemiology
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Rulla TamimiChief, Epidemiology
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Monika M SaffordDirector, Cornell Center for Health Equity
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Monika M SaffordDirector, Cornell Center for Health Equity
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Parag GoyalAssociate Professor of Medicine
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Parag GoyalAssociate Professor of Medicine
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Lisa M KernProfessor of Medicine
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Lisa M KernProfessor of Medicine
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Laura PinheiroAssociate Professor of Health Services Research in Medicine
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Laura PinheiroAssociate Professor of Health Services Research in Medicine
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Lily YanAssistant Professor of Medicine
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Lily YanAssistant Professor of Medicine

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RKRobert Koichiro Arao KIKerri Ilene Aronson KBKristin Berger RJRobert J. Kaner GBGenna Braverman+1 more →

Chest · 2026

Epidemiological cohort studies

CMCem Meydan EEEvan E. Afshin EOEliah Overbey JKJangKeun Kim CEChristopher E Mason

Frontiers in physiology · 2026

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LYLily Yan RNRob N. Peck

Toxicology reports · 2026

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Minnesota All Payer Claims Data
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population-based electronic health record data
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Epidemiological cohort studies

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Diagnostic Contribution of Endobronchial Optical Coherence Tomography in the Multidisciplinary Diagnosis of Interstitial Lung Disease.

Systemic elevation of gut derived p-cresol during one year in space: implications for brain, heart, bone, liver and microbiome in astronauts.

Blood lead exposure, renal hyperfiltration, and accelerated kidney function decline among people living with HIV in northern Tanzania: A longitudinal cohort study.