Harris Majeed
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Also affiliated: University Health Network (2024–2025); University of Toronto (2025)
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Harris Majeed's research investigates the relationships between environmental factors and health outcomes, with a focus on anemia in women and children. Their work has explored the impact of ambient temperatures and fine particulate matter (PM2.5) on anemia prevalence in Sub-Saharan African women of reproductive age and in South Asian populations. Majeed has also examined the effects of ambient temperatures on childhood anemia in Africa. Their scholarship includes three publications, with the most recent in 2025.
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- Publications: 3
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Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age (2025)
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- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
- Relationships Between PM2.5 and Maternal Anemia in Sub-Saharan African Women of Reproductive Age
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