Rachel R. Huxley - Faculty of Health, Deakin University

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Long-term Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter Components with Obesity in Children and Adolescents in China: the Age-Sex Disparities and Key Effect Modifiers

Jinling Wang, Xinyi Li,Guannan Bai,Rachel Huxley,Kejia Hu,Jinna Yuan, Xuelian Zhou, Xiaochi Zhang,Ke Huang,Guanping Dong,Wei Wu,Bingyan Cao,Rongxiu Zheng,Chunlin Wang,Haiyan Wei,Yan Liang,Hui Yao, Feihong Luo,Pin Li, Zhe Su,Ruimin Chen, Shaoke Chen,Jingsi Luo,Hongwei Du, Mireguli. Maimaiti,Jianwei Zhang,Yu Yang, Min Zhu,Qi Zhao,Junfen Fu

ECOTOXICOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENTAL SAFETY (2025)

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Global Comparison of the Economic Costs of Coronary Heart Disease: a Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis

Sangita Shakya, Anita Shrestha,Suzanne Robinson,Sean Randall,George Mnatzaganian, Helen Brown, James Boyd,Dan Xu,Crystal Man Ying Lee, Susan Brumby,Anna Peeters, James Lucas, Sarah Gauci,Rachel Huxley, Adrienne O'Neil, Lan Gao

BMJ OPENno. 1 (2025)

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Catalysing Change in Health and Medical Research Policy: an Australian Case Study of Deliberative Democracy to Reform Sex and Gender Policy Recommendations

Sue Haupt,Cheryl Carcel, Lily Halliday, Saraid Billiards, Lyn Carson, Kyle Redman, Scott Lappan-Newton, Karin R Aubrey, Xander Bickendorf, Jane E Bourke, Michael Buchert, Jessica Da Gama Duarte, Ayan Dasvarma, Thomas F E Drake-Brockman, Kerryn Drysdale, C, Laura N Eadie, Melanie Eckersley-Maslin, Moritz Falk Eissmann, James Fazio, Bridget G Haire, Melinda Holder, Nicole Kleppe, Ken Knight, Jonathan Mauclair, Celine Northcott, G, Tracy A O'Mara, Ken Pang, Steven Philpot, Tertia D Purves-Tyson, Jacob Stewart-Olsen, Lauren Ursich, Natalia Vukelic, Marina H Yakou, Bronwyn Graham, Severine Lamon,Rachel Huxley,Kelly Thompson, Keziah Bennett-Brook,Christine Jenkins,Zoe Wainer, Mark Woodward,Louise Chappell,Robyn Norton

Frontiers in public health (2025): 1522213-1522213

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Exposure to Residential Green and Blue Space and the Natural Environment is Associated with a Lower Incidence of Psychiatric Disorders in Middle-Aged and Older Adults: Findings from the UK Biobank