Elizabeth Grasmuck
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Associate Professor
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Elizabeth Grasmuck studies the relationship between environmental exposures and health outcomes, with a specific focus on breast cancer risk. Her research in the Arkansas rural community health study investigates potential links between carcinogenic air pollutants and the incidence of breast cancer in a rural population. Grasmuck's work involves a nested case-control study design to examine these associations. She has one publication and an h-index of 1, with recent activity indicating ongoing research endeavors. Grasmuck collaborates with researchers at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, including Ping-Ching Hsu, Shelbie Stahr, Yong‐Moon Park, and Gail Runnells, with whom she shares co-authored publications.
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- h-index: 1
- Publications: 1
- Citations: 2
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Carcinogenic air pollutants and breast cancer risk in the Arkansas rural community health study: A nested case-control study (2025)
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- Carcinogenic air pollutants and breast cancer risk in the Arkansas rural community health study: A nested case-control study
- Carcinogenic air pollutants and breast cancer risk in the Arkansas rural community health study: A nested case-control study
- Carcinogenic air pollutants and breast cancer risk in the Arkansas rural community health study: A nested case-control study
- Carcinogenic air pollutants and breast cancer risk in the Arkansas rural community health study: A nested case-control study
- Carcinogenic air pollutants and breast cancer risk in the Arkansas rural community health study: A nested case-control study
- Carcinogenic air pollutants and breast cancer risk in the Arkansas rural community health study: A nested case-control study
- Carcinogenic air pollutants and breast cancer risk in the Arkansas rural community health study: A nested case-control study
- Carcinogenic air pollutants and breast cancer risk in the Arkansas rural community health study: A nested case-control study
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