J. Galineau

Pregnancy exposure to atmospheric pollution and meteorological conditions and placental DNA methylation.

J. Schwartz, R. Slama, B. Heude, 2018, Environment international.

Does consideration of larger study areas yield more accurate estimates of air pollution health effects? An illustration of the bias-variance trade-off in air pollution epidemiology.

R. Slama, I. Annesi-Maesano, J. Sunyer, 2013, Environment international.

Maternal exposure to nitrogen dioxide during pregnancy and offspring birth weight: comparison of two exposure models.

R. Slama, V. Siroux, M. Kaminski, 2010, Environmental health perspectives.

Pregnancy exposure to atmospheric pollutants and placental weight: an approach relying on a dispersion model.

R. Slama, M. Charles, C. Philippat, 2012, Environment international.

Health effects of ambient air pollution: do different methods for estimating exposure lead to different results?

R. Slama, J. Lepeule, L. Giorgis-Allemand, 2014, Environment international.

Maternal exposure to nitrogen dioxide during pregnancy and offspring birth weight: comparison of two exposure models.

R. Slama, V. Siroux, M. Kaminski, 2010, Environmental Health Perspectives.

AMBIENT AIR POLLUTION MODELS: IMPACT ON ESTIMATED EXPOSURE AND RELATIONSHIP WITH FETAL GROWTH, THE EDEN MOTHER CHILD COHORT

R. Slama, M. Charles, J. Lepeule, 2011 .