Synopsis of recent research by authors named "Remy Slama"
- Remy Slama's recent research predominantly focuses on the effects of environmental chemical exposure on children's health, particularly during prenatal and early childhood stages, highlighting the implications of substances like phthalates, phenols, and urban pollutants on gut microbiota and metabolic health.
- Key findings include associations between perinatal exposure to endocrine-disrupting chemicals and adverse outcomes such as altered gut microbiota composition, increased risk of neural tube defects, and potential links to childhood obesity and metabolic syndrome.
- The research employs a combination of epidemiological studies, machine learning methodologies, and meta-analyses to distill complex relationships between chemical exposures and health outcomes, offering insights into necessary public health interventions in urban settings.
