Darryl B. Hood

Darryl B. Hood's research examines how environmental exposures—such as air pollution, particulate matter, and green space—affect human health, cognition, and racial health disparities. Recent work combines traditional toxicology and epidemiology with computational and machine-learning approaches to study community-level exposures, chronic disease risk, and health equity. Much of the research involves community-based participatory methods and data-sharing frameworks for studying environmental health at population scale.

Publication output has fluctuated over the last decade with no clear upward or downward trend, generally ranging between 2 and 8 papers per year and averaging about 5 per year recently.

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