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Dr. Jianghong Liu

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Jianghong Liu is a Marjorie O. Rendell Endowed Professor in Healthy Transitions at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing. She received her master's and Ph.D. in nursing from UCLA post-training in psychology from the University of Southern California and early career training in environmental health. She leverages her expertise in nursing, psychology, epidemiology, and environmental health to investigate the intricate interplay of health factors on cognitive, sleep, and behavioral outcomes throughout the lifespan. Such factors include nutrition, environmental exposure, and psychosocial factors. Her research is dedicated to identifying and addressing risk factors through interventions that span the entire spectrum of human development and understanding the underlying mechanisms. She conducts research in the community setting, implementing prevention and intervention strategies aimed at improving cognitive and behavioral health outcomes.

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Jianghong Liu is a Marjorie O. Rendell Endowed Professor in Healthy Transitions at the University of Pennsylvania School of Nursing. She received her master's and Ph.D. in nursing from UCLA post-training in psychology from the University of Southern California and early career training in environmental health. She leverages her expertise in nursing, psychology, epidemiology, and environmental health to investigate the intricate interplay of health factors on cognitive, sleep, and behavioral outcomes throughout the lifespan. Such factors include nutrition, environmental exposure, and psychosocial factors. Her research is dedicated to identifying and addressing risk factors through interventions that span the entire spectrum of human development and understanding the underlying mechanisms. She conducts research in the community setting, implementing prevention and intervention strategies aimed at improving cognitive and behavioral health outcomes.