Brianna VanNoy

Brianna VanNoy studies uterine fibroids (benign growths in the uterus), examining how psychosocial stress, environmental chemical exposures (like phthalates and PFAS), and social factors such as race contribute to fibroid development and treatment experiences. Her work combines molecular biology (e.g., microRNA expression in uterine tissue) with public health and social science approaches, including studies on Black women's experiences seeking surgical treatment. This research is relevant to students interested in women's reproductive health, environmental health, and health equity.

Publication output has fluctuated over the last decade with no publications in some years (2017, 2022) and small peaks of 2-4 papers in other years, suggesting an irregular but ongoing research output rather than steady growth.

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