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Igor Burstyn

Associate Professor

Drexel University

Affiliations

Dornsife School of Public Health

Environmental and Occupational Health

Igor Burstyn is currently serving as a Dornsife School Of Public Health Associate Professor at Drexel University.

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Drexel University

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public health health sciences epidemiology occupational epidemiology air pollution occupational medicine environmental health environmental science respiratory medicine exposure assessment occupational hygiene human exposure worker health environmental exposures covid-19 environmental research maternal health women's health applied statistics environmental epidemiology occupational toxicology bayesian analysis occupational safety occupational therapy cohort studies toxicology tobacco control workplace health surveillance covid-19 pandemic measurement error canadian studies obstetrics and gynaecology inhalation toxicology obstetrics occupational health psychology aerosol science cancer risk occupational exposure industrial ergonomics tobacco use disease risk assessment european asphalt workers autism spectrum disorder autism spectrum disorders statistical methodology fire safety maternal smoking meta-analysis cancer biology bayesian inference case-control study maternal exposure asphalt workers fort mcmurray fire group-based exposure assessment case-referent study medicinal research environmental safety cancer genetics medical genetics high-risk pregnancies labor market outcomes cancer mortality western canada rural areas first wave total environment environmental hazards air quality environmental microbiology neonatology chemical pollutants chemical contaminants preterm birth developmental epidemiology genome-wide association studies occupational health population health health risk assessment environmental health perspective

Notable Scholarly Works

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Adjustment for Sparse Data Bias in Odds Ratios: Significance to Appraisal of Risk of Diabetes Due to Occupational Trichlorfon Insecticide Exposure. Global Epidemiology (2024)

Igor BurstynDavid Miller

odds ratiosglobal healthsparse data biasdiabetesepidemiologystatistics

Assessing Occupational Styrene Exposure in the European and Us Glass Reinforced Plastics Industry for the Period Between 1947 and 2020. International Journal of Hygiene and Environmental Health (2024)

Yvette Christopher-de VriesIgor BurstynMette Wulf ChristensenHilde NotøKurt StraifEero PukkalaVivi SchlünssenStephen BertkeMartie van TongerenHenrik A KolstadDamien McElvennyIoannis Basinas

environmental healthoccupational hygieneenvironmental engineeringplastic pollutionenvironmental safetyplasticityenvironmental exposuresoccupational toxicologyreinforced plastics industrypublic healthoccupational styrene exposureenvironmental sciencehuman exposure

Availability, Use, and Impact of Workplace Mental Health Supports During the Covid-19 Pandemic in a Canadian Cohort of Healthcare Workers. Archives of Environmental & Occupational Health (2024)

Shannon RuzyckiAnil AdiseshIgor BurstynQuentin Durand-MoreauFrance LabrecheTanis ZadunayskiNicola Cherry

global healthenvironmental healthhealthcare workerscovid-19 pandemicmental healthhealth policycanadian cohortworker healthwork-related stressoccupational epidemiologypublic health

Determinants of Post-Covid Ill-Health in a Cohort of Canadian Healthcare Workers. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (2024)

Tanis ZadunayskiQuentin Durand-MoreauAnil AdiseshIgor BurstynFrance LabrècheShannon RuzyckiNicola Cherry

global healthcovid-19workplace health surveillancehealth carecohort studiespost-covid ill-healthcanadian healthcare workersoccupational medicineworker healthpublic healthhealth sciences

Determinants of Sars-Cov-2 Igg Response and Decay in Canadian Healthcare Workers: A Prospective Cohort Study. Vaccine (2024)

Nicola CherryAnil AdiseshIgor BurstynCarmen CharltonYan ChenQuentin Durand-MoreauFrance LabrècheShannon RuzyckiLeeAnn TurnbullTanis ZadunayskiYutaka Yasui

vaccinationvaccinesworkplace health surveillancevaccine developmentmedical virologyrespiratory medicinegeneral virologycohort studiesclinical microbiologypublic healthvaccine researchepidemiologyvirologycanadian healthcare workerssars-cov-2global healthcovid-19canadian studieschronic viral infections

Does Recall Bias Explain the Association of Mood Disorders With Workplace Harassment?. Global Epidemiology (2024)

Igor BurstynJean-Michel GalarneauNicola Cherry

workplace harassmentglobal healthmemorymood disorderspsychologyepidemiology

Excess Risk of Covid-19 Infection and Mental Distress in Healthcare Workers During Successive Pandemic Waves: Analysis of Matched Cohorts of Healthcare Workers and Community Referents in Alberta, Canada. Can J Public Health (2024)

Jean-Michel GalarneauFrance LabrècheQuentin Durand-MoreauShannon RuzyckiAnil AdiseshIgor BurstynTanis ZadunayskiNicola Cherry

workplace health surveillanceinfection controlhealth services researchwork-related stresspatient safetypublic healthdisease risk assessmentcommunity referentsepidemiologyhealthcare workersempirical case studieshealth careinfectious diseasesclinical epidemiologycovid-19 pandemicmental distressmatched cohortscovid-19excess riskcanadian studies

Improving the Integration of Epidemiological Data Into Human Health Risk Assessment: What Risk Assessors Told Us They Want. Global Epidemiology (2024)

Carl PhillipsIgor BurstynDavid MillerAli K HamadeRaghavendhran AvanasiDenali N. BoonJennifer ReedSaumitra V RegeSandrine Deglin

epidemiologic methodsglobal healthepidemiologic researchrisk assessorshealth informaticspopulation healthclinical epidemiologyepidemiological datasocial determinants of healthepidemiological dynamicrisk managementpublic healthdisease risk assessmenthealth risk assessmentpublic health preparednessepidemiologyhealth information science

Inferring Population Hiv Viral Load From a Single Hiv Clinic’s Electronic Health Record (Preprint). Online Journal of Public Health Informatics (2024)

Neal D GoldsteinJustin JonesDeborah KahalIgor Burstyn

hivvirologyelectronic health recordsclinical datahealth informaticsdisease risk assessmentclinical epidemiologyinformaticsinfectious disease modellingrespiratory medicinepublic healthehealthhealth sciencesepidemiology

Reported Harassment and Mental Ill-Health in a Canadian Prospective Cohort of Women and Men in Welding and Electrical Trades. Annals of work exposures and health (2024)

Jean-Michel GalarneauQuentin Durand-MoreauNicola Cherry

labor relationspsychiatryelectrical tradesprospective cohort studiescanadian prospective cohortmental healthwomen's studiesviolence against womenretrospective cohort studiesmental ill-healthwomen's healthworkplace conflictoccupational epidemiologypublic healthpsychology

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Igor Burstyn

Associate Professor

Drexel University

Affiliations

Dornsife School of Public Health

Environmental and Occupational Health

Igor Burstyn is currently serving as a Dornsife School Of Public Health Associate Professor at Drexel University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Igor Burstyn

Drexel University

Associate Professor

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Adjustment for Sparse Data Bias in Odds Ratios: Significance to Appraisal of Risk of Diabetes Due to Occupational Trichlorfon Insecticide Exposure. Global Epidemiology (2024)

Igor BurstynDavid Miller

odds ratiosglobal healthsparse data biasdiabetesepidemiologystatistics

Yvette Christopher-de VriesIgor BurstynMette Wulf ChristensenHilde NotøKurt StraifEero PukkalaVivi SchlünssenStephen BertkeMartie van TongerenHenrik A KolstadDamien McElvennyIoannis Basinas

Availability, Use, and Impact of Workplace Mental Health Supports During the Covid-19 Pandemic in a Canadian Cohort of Healthcare Workers. Archives of Environmental & Occupational Health (2024)

Shannon RuzyckiAnil AdiseshIgor BurstynQuentin Durand-MoreauFrance LabrecheTanis ZadunayskiNicola Cherry

global healthenvironmental healthhealthcare workerscovid-19 pandemicmental healthhealth policycanadian cohortworker healthwork-related stressoccupational epidemiologypublic health

Determinants of Post-Covid Ill-Health in a Cohort of Canadian Healthcare Workers. Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine (2024)

Tanis ZadunayskiQuentin Durand-MoreauAnil AdiseshIgor BurstynFrance LabrècheShannon RuzyckiNicola Cherry

global healthcovid-19workplace health surveillancehealth carecohort studiespost-covid ill-healthcanadian healthcare workersoccupational medicineworker healthpublic healthhealth sciences

Determinants of Sars-Cov-2 Igg Response and Decay in Canadian Healthcare Workers: A Prospective Cohort Study. Vaccine (2024)

Nicola CherryAnil AdiseshIgor BurstynCarmen CharltonYan ChenQuentin Durand-MoreauFrance LabrècheShannon RuzyckiLeeAnn TurnbullTanis ZadunayskiYutaka Yasui

Does Recall Bias Explain the Association of Mood Disorders With Workplace Harassment?. Global Epidemiology (2024)

Igor BurstynJean-Michel GalarneauNicola Cherry

workplace harassmentglobal healthmemorymood disorderspsychologyepidemiology

Jean-Michel GalarneauFrance LabrècheQuentin Durand-MoreauShannon RuzyckiAnil AdiseshIgor BurstynTanis ZadunayskiNicola Cherry

Improving the Integration of Epidemiological Data Into Human Health Risk Assessment: What Risk Assessors Told Us They Want. Global Epidemiology (2024)

Carl PhillipsIgor BurstynDavid MillerAli K HamadeRaghavendhran AvanasiDenali N. BoonJennifer ReedSaumitra V RegeSandrine Deglin

Inferring Population Hiv Viral Load From a Single Hiv Clinic’s Electronic Health Record (Preprint). Online Journal of Public Health Informatics (2024)

Neal D GoldsteinJustin JonesDeborah KahalIgor Burstyn

Reported Harassment and Mental Ill-Health in a Canadian Prospective Cohort of Women and Men in Welding and Electrical Trades. Annals of work exposures and health (2024)

Jean-Michel GalarneauQuentin Durand-MoreauNicola Cherry

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