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2020
Crouse, D. L., Erickson A. C., Christidis T., Pinault L., van Donkelaar A., Li C., et al. (2020).  Evaluating the sensitivity of PM2.5-mortality associations to the spatial and temporal scale of exposure assessment. Epidemiology, 31 (2), 168-176. Abstract
Gupta, N., Crouse D. L., and Balram A. (2020).  Individual and community-level income and the risk of diabetes rehospitalization among women and men: a Canadian population-based cohort study. BMC Public Health, 20 (60), 1-9. Abstract
2019
Crouse, D. L., Pinault L., Balram A., Brauer M., Burnett R. T., Martin R. V., et al. (2019).  Complex relationships between greenness, air pollution, and mortality in a population-based Canadian cohort. Environment International, 128 (July), 292-300. Abstract
Pappin, A. J., Christidis T., Pinault L. L., Crouse D. L., Brook J. R., Erickson A., et al. (2019).  Examining the shape of the association between low levels of fine particulate matter and mortality across three cycles of the Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort. Environmental Health Perspectives, 127 (10), 107008-1-1070. Abstract
2018
Crouse, D. L., Balram A., Hystad P., Pinault L., van den Bosch M., Chen H., et al. (2018).  Associations between living near water and risk of mortality among urban Canadians. Environmental Health Perspectives, 126 (7), 1-9. Abstract
Crouse, D. L. (2018).  Living in urban Canada: Do nearby green spaces make a difference to your health?. Abstract
2017
Crouse, D. L., Pinault L., Balram A., Hystad P., Peters P. A., Chen H., et al. (2017).  Urban greenness and mortality in Canada's largest cities: A national cohort study. The Lancet Planetary Health, 1 (7), e289-e297. Abstract
2015
Crouse, D. L., Peters P. A., Hystad P., Brook J. R., van Donkelaar A., Martin R. V., et al. (2015).  Ambient PM2.5, O3, and NO2 exposures and associations with mortality over 16 years of follow-up in the Canadian Census Health and Environment Cohort (CanCHEC). Environment International, 123 (11), 1180-1186. Abstract