Hung-Yi Chuang's main research interests are Lead (Pb) Biomarkers, Oxidative stress, and Chronic Diseases. The purpose of his research is to test hypotheses that study the lead toxicity to kidney function, blood pressure, cardiovascular diseases, metabolic syndrome, cognitive performance, and other measures of autonomic nervous function; and the potential modifying influence of candidate genetic polymorphisms related to oxidative stress, enzyme activity, and cholesterol metabolism. The second part of the research is gene-lead (Pb) Interactions. This research aims to discover and validate novel genes through gene over-expression tools in lead (Pb)-exposed workers.
Research Keywords & Expertise
Epidemiology
Metals
Occupational Medicine
Oxidative Stress
chronic diseases
Clinical epidemiology
lead (Pb) biomarkers
gene-metal interaction...
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Oxidative Stress
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chronic diseases
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Epidemiology
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Occupational Medicine
Short Biography
Hung-Yi Chuang's main research interests are Lead (Pb) Biomarkers, Oxidative stress, and Chronic Diseases. The purpose of his research is to test hypotheses that study the lead toxicity to kidney function, blood pressure, cardiovascular diseases, metabolic syndrome, cognitive performance, and other measures of autonomic nervous function; and the potential modifying influence of candidate genetic polymorphisms related to oxidative stress, enzyme activity, and cholesterol metabolism. The second part of the research is gene-lead (Pb) Interactions. This research aims to discover and validate novel genes through gene over-expression tools in lead (Pb)-exposed workers.
Honors and Awards
Governmental scholarship for study of occupational health
Ministry of Education, Taiwan
Scholarship of Endowment for Physician Education
1997
Harvard School of Public Health
Antonio Award for Research in Occupational Health and Safety