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Grenita Hall

Clinical Associate Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Applied Health Sciences

Physical Therapy

Grenita Hall is currently serving as a College Of Applied Health Sciences Clinical Associate Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

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University of Illinois Chicago

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public health epidemiology physical activity social justice health sciences covid-19 cardiovascular disease applied physiology global health chronic diseases social determinants of health cardiology cardiovascular research covid-19 pandemic community health exercise science healthy living population health mobility circulatory physiology physiological measurements cultural change sport medicine underserved populations cardiovascular function social medicine blood pressure sport physiology sedentary behavior physical inactivity healthy living medicine health systems public health ethics laboratory medicine medicinal research physical medicine social science research citizenship studies supportive care respiratory medicine physical activity epidemiology urban health health outcomes cardiac mechanics cardiovascular physiology health inequities health inequalities human health critical public health human mobility travel behavior healthy cities physical exercise indigenous peoples sport science hemostasis vulnerable populations global trends acute bout joint health cardiorespiratory fitness healthy living behaviors current state path forward social justice action invisible value school systems cultural influences heart rate racial discrimination ethnic studies health equity health disparities health policy racial inequalities racism-related stress health care disparities physical activity practices health planning

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Cultural Influences on Choosing to Move More and Sit Less. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2025)

human geographycultural dividehuman mobilityhuman behaviormobilitycultural changesocial sciencestravel behaviorcultural influencesculture

Effects of 8 Weeks of Supervised Aerobic or Resistance Exercise on Blood Pressure and Vascular Function in Black vs White Individuals Without Overt Cardiovascular Disease. Physiology (2025)

physical exerciseovert cardiovascular diseasekinesiologyblood pressureapplied physiologycardiovascular researchexercise physiologysupervised aerobicexercise sciencehealth sciencescardiovascular fitnesscardiovascular disease

The Culture of Healthy Living in Communities. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2025)

community healthwellnesscommunity developmenthealthy livingcultural changehealthy citiesculture

Exercise Capacity in Covid-19 Surviving Patients: Impact of Physical Rehabilitation. Caderno Pedagógico (2024)

Luana dos Passos VieiraElisabete Antunes San MartinSophia Luiza EichCecilia Vieira PrestesLuiza Scheffer DiasGrenita HallAndrea Lucia Gonçalves da Silva

neurologyrehabilitationcovid-19survival analysisphysical rehabilitationneuroscienceexercise capacity

A Tale of One Pandemic Outliving Another: Are Even Lower Physical Activity Patterns Following the Covid-19 Pandemic the New Norm?-a Commentary. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2023)

Ross ArenaGrenita HallDeepika R. LadduShane A. PhillipsTanvi BhattMark FaghyCarl J. Lavie

public healthepidemiologycovid-19 pandemicphysical activitychronic diseasesglobal healthcardiovascular disease

The Invisible Value of Physical Activity. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2023)

Ross ArenaGrenita HallDeepika Laddu

public healthhuman healthepidemiologyphysical activitychronic diseaseshealth sciencesinvisible valuecardiovascular disease

It Still Takes a Village: Advocating Healthy Living Medicine for Communities Through Social Justice Action. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2022)

Grenita HallCemal OzemekLeo ArgüellesSheri ShawDuane Davis

public healthcommunity healthphysical activityhealthy living medicinesocial justicesocial justice action

Social Justice as It Relates to Healthy Living Behaviors and Medicine: The Current State of Inequity and the Path Forward. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2022)

Grenita HallRoss ArenaRichard Severin

public healthmedicinehealth inequalitieshealth inequitiespath forwardcurrent statesocial justicehealthy living behaviors

Where Are We Now? the Intersection of Healthy Living Medicine and Social Justice Within Our School Systems. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2022)

public healthhealth equitypublic health ethicsschool systemscritical public healthsocial medicinesocial determinants of healtheducationhealthy living medicinehealth systemssocial justice

An Evolving Approach to Assessing Cardiorespiratory Fitness, Muscle Function and Bone and Joint Health in the Covid-19 Era. Current Problems in Cardiology (2021)

Ross ArenaJonathan MyersCemal OzemekGrenita HallRichard SeverinDeepika LadduLeonard A. KaminskyLee StonerRyan T. ConnersMark A. Faghy

public healthcardiologycovid-19epidemiologycardiorespiratory fitnessjoint healthhealth sciences

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Grenita Hall

Clinical Associate Professor

University of Illinois Chicago

Affiliations

College of Applied Health Sciences

Physical Therapy

Grenita Hall is currently serving as a College Of Applied Health Sciences Clinical Associate Professor at University of Illinois Chicago.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Grenita Hall

University of Illinois Chicago

Clinical Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Cultural Influences on Choosing to Move More and Sit Less. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2025)

human geographycultural dividehuman mobilityhuman behaviormobilitycultural changesocial sciencestravel behaviorcultural influencesculture

Effects of 8 Weeks of Supervised Aerobic or Resistance Exercise on Blood Pressure and Vascular Function in Black vs White Individuals Without Overt Cardiovascular Disease. Physiology (2025)

The Culture of Healthy Living in Communities. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2025)

community healthwellnesscommunity developmenthealthy livingcultural changehealthy citiesculture

Exercise Capacity in Covid-19 Surviving Patients: Impact of Physical Rehabilitation. Caderno Pedagógico (2024)

Luana dos Passos VieiraElisabete Antunes San MartinSophia Luiza EichCecilia Vieira PrestesLuiza Scheffer DiasGrenita HallAndrea Lucia Gonçalves da Silva

neurologyrehabilitationcovid-19survival analysisphysical rehabilitationneuroscienceexercise capacity

A Tale of One Pandemic Outliving Another: Are Even Lower Physical Activity Patterns Following the Covid-19 Pandemic the New Norm?-a Commentary. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2023)

Ross ArenaGrenita HallDeepika R. LadduShane A. PhillipsTanvi BhattMark FaghyCarl J. Lavie

public healthepidemiologycovid-19 pandemicphysical activitychronic diseasesglobal healthcardiovascular disease

The Invisible Value of Physical Activity. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2023)

Ross ArenaGrenita HallDeepika Laddu

public healthhuman healthepidemiologyphysical activitychronic diseaseshealth sciencesinvisible valuecardiovascular disease

It Still Takes a Village: Advocating Healthy Living Medicine for Communities Through Social Justice Action. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2022)

Grenita HallCemal OzemekLeo ArgüellesSheri ShawDuane Davis

public healthcommunity healthphysical activityhealthy living medicinesocial justicesocial justice action

Social Justice as It Relates to Healthy Living Behaviors and Medicine: The Current State of Inequity and the Path Forward. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2022)

Grenita HallRoss ArenaRichard Severin

public healthmedicinehealth inequalitieshealth inequitiespath forwardcurrent statesocial justicehealthy living behaviors

Where Are We Now? the Intersection of Healthy Living Medicine and Social Justice Within Our School Systems. Progress in Cardiovascular Diseases (2022)

public healthhealth equitypublic health ethicsschool systemscritical public healthsocial medicinesocial determinants of healtheducationhealthy living medicinehealth systemssocial justice

An Evolving Approach to Assessing Cardiorespiratory Fitness, Muscle Function and Bone and Joint Health in the Covid-19 Era. Current Problems in Cardiology (2021)

Ross ArenaJonathan MyersCemal OzemekGrenita HallRichard SeverinDeepika LadduLeonard A. KaminskyLee StonerRyan T. ConnersMark A. Faghy

public healthcardiologycovid-19epidemiologycardiorespiratory fitnessjoint healthhealth sciences

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2
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