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Marie O'Neill, PhD

Primary Appointment

Professor

School of Public Health
Environmental Health Sciences
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Health effects of air pollution, temperature extremes, and climate change; environmental exposure assessment; and socio-economic influences on health

Marie O’Neill’s global research focuses on environmental and occupational exposures as contributors to health disparities, including disparate maternal and child health outcomes. Her interests in global health equity align with the Center themes of empowering women and communities, addressing social and environmental determinants of health, and providing technical solutions. O'Neill has an interest in capacity building and equal partnerships with global and local partners, using a community-based participatory research approach. She is committed to collaborative learning, work and action around energy, health, climate, and equity in low resource settings.

Contact Information

[email protected]

Country Focus

Mexico
United States

Thematic Priorities

Empowering women
Social and environmental determinants of health
Technical solutions

Health Equity Focus

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Data science
Artificial intelligence, large language models, machine learning
Findable, accessible, interoperable, reuseable (FAIR) principles & ethical, legal, social implications (ELSI)
Environmental health
Air pollution
Climate
Disaster and emergency preparedness
Energy
Infrastructure
Infant and child mortality
Neonatal
Infant
Under 5
Sexual and reproductive health
Circumcision
Family planning
Social justice and equity
Access to care
Activism and advocacy
Eliminating poverty
Economic development
Financing

Health Condition Focus

Childbearing outcomes
Pregnancy and perinatal health
Preterm birth

Population Focus

Children/infants
Underserved/vulnerable
Urban
Women

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