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James Lockey, M D

Professor-Emeritus

University of Cincinnati

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College of Medicine

Environmental & Public Health Sciences

James Lockey, M D is currently serving as a College Of Medicine Professor-Emeritus at University of Cincinnati.

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University of Cincinnati

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respiratory medicine pediatrics public health immunology health sciences air pollution asthma environmental health child development occupational medicine pediatric allergy occupational epidemiology occupational safety early childhood human exposure manufacturing occupational therapy occupational hygiene inhalation toxicology environmental exposures occupational toxicology clinical immunology toxicology exposure assessment allergic rhinitis early childhood development fiber science early life exposures respiratory toxicology clinical allergy tissue engineering fibers child health materials engineering industrial ergonomics pediatric pulmonology aeroallergen sensitization refractory ceramic fibers occupational health psychology ceramic technology urban air quality environmental allergies environmental epidemiology developmental epidemiology urban environments allergic sensitization atmospheric environment environmental safety aerosol science air quality worker health developmental immunology childhood asthma persistent wheeze ultrafine particle exposure pulmonary function medicinal research fire safety total environment manufacturing science pulmonary diseases radiographic imaging occupational exposure limit workplace health surveillance birth cohort libby vermiculite asthma predictive index fuel exposure radiographic changes road gravel related operations spirometric effects childhood exposure traffic flow traffic medicine traffic management medicine medical history scientific discoveries history of science discovery research

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Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

Mortality of Workers Employed in Refractory Ceramic Fiber Manufacturing: An Update. Journal of Applied Toxicology (2022)

Grace LeMastersJames E. LockeyTimothy J. HilbertJeff W. BurkleCarol H. Rice

toxinstoxinologyoccupational epidemiologyoccupational toxicologymortalityhealth sciencestoxicologymanufacturing

Atopic Dermatitis Independently Increases Sensitization Above Parental Atopy: The Mpaach Study. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (2020)

John W. KronerAsel Baatyrbek kyzyJeffrey W. BurkleLisa J. MartinGrace K. LeMastersDavid I. BernsteinJames E. LockeyPatrick RyanGurjit K. Khurana HersheyJocelyn M. Biagini Myers

mpaach studydermatologyimmunologyparental atopyatopic dermatitisallergy

Table of Contents. IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (2020)

Mathews JacobJong YeLeslie YingMariya DonevaJeffrey FesslerBihan WenSaiprasad RavishankarLuke PfisterYoram BreslerMerry ManiJustin HaldarKawin SetsompopAnthony ChristodoulouSajan LingalaJonathan TamirFrank OngSuma AnandEkin KarasanKe WangMichael LustigRizwan AhmadCharles BoumanGregery BuzzardStanley ChanSizhuo LiuEdward ReehorstPhilip SchniterChristopher SandinoJoseph ChengFeiyu ChenMorteza MardaniJohn PaulyShreyas VasanawalaFlorian KnollKerstin HammernikChi ZhangSteen MoellerThomas PockDaniel SodicksonMehmet Akc akayaDeep ResonanceDong LiangJing ChengZiwen Ke

magnetic resonance imagingmedical image computingimage reconstructioncomputational imagingreconstruction techniquesbiomedical informaticsbiomedical imagingimage restorationdata sciencemodel-based reconstructionsignal reconstructiondigital image processingradiologyimage denoisingneuroimagingimage representationlinear predictabilitymachine learning researchmedical imagingdeep learninginverse problemsneural network (machine learning)

Identification of Two Early Life Eczema and Non‐Eczema Phenotypes With High Risk for Asthma Development. Clinical & Experimental Allergy (2019)

Elisabet JohanssonJocelyn M. Biagini MyersLisa J. MartinHua HePatrick RyanGrace K. LeMastersDavid I. BernsteinJames LockeyGurjit K. Khurana Hershey

high riskasthma developmentnon-eczema phenotypesdermatologyearly life eczemaimmunologyasthmaallergy

Nat1 Genetic Variation Increases Asthma Risk in Children With Secondhand Smoke Exposure. Journal of Asthma (2019)

Cassandra C. BrooksLisa J. MartinValentina PilipenkoHua HeGrace K. LeMastersJames E. LockeyDavid I. BernsteinPatrick H. RyanGurjit K. Khurana HersheyJocelyn M. Biagini Myers

geneticsgenetic epidemiologypublic healthsecondhand smoke exposuremedical geneticsimmunologyrespiratory medicinetobacco controlgenetic variationhuman geneticsasthma

Occupational Lung Disease. Medical Clinics of North America (2019)

David M. PerlmanLisa A. Maier

chronic diseasesmedicineoccupational lung diseaseoccupational medicineworker healthrespiratory medicinepublic health

Respiratory Follow-Up Pre- and Post-Engineering Controls or Cessation of Added Diacetyl at Four Microwave Popcorn Facilities. ERJ Open Research (2019)

James E. LockeyTimothy J. HilbertGrace LeMastersKari K. DunningRoy T. McKayLinda S. LevinCarol H. Rice

added diacetylmicrowave popcorn facilitieschemical engineeringair pollution

The Pediatric Asthma Risk Score (Pars) Predicts Atopic and Non-Atopic Asthma Better Than the Asthma Predictive Index. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (2019)

Eric M. SchaubergerJocelyn Biagini MyersHua HeLisa J. MartinJohn KronerPatrick H. RyanDavid I. BernsteinJames E. LockeyGrace K. LeMastersSyed H. ArshadRamesh J. KurukulaaratchyGurjit K. Khurana Hershey

non-atopic asthmapediatricsallergyimmunologyasthmaasthma predictive index

Using High-Resolution Residential Greenspace Measures in an Urban Environment to Assess Risks of Allergy Outcomes in Children. The Science of The Total Environment (2019)

Rebecca GernesCole BrokampGlenn E. RiceJ. Michael WrightMichelle C. KondoYvonne L. MichaelGeoffrey H. DonovanDemetrios GatziolisDavid BernsteinGrace K. LeMastersJames E. LockeyGurjit K. Khurana HersheyPatrick H. Ryan

environmental healthtotal environmentallergy outcomespediatricsurban environmentspublic healthenvironmental science

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James Lockey, M D

Professor-Emeritus

University of Cincinnati

Affiliations

College of Medicine

Environmental & Public Health Sciences

James Lockey, M D is currently serving as a College Of Medicine Professor-Emeritus at University of Cincinnati.

Honors

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Experiences

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James Lockey, M D

University of Cincinnati

Professor-Emeritus

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Foreword. Academic Studies Press eBooks (2022)

Paul Freedman

Mortality of Workers Employed in Refractory Ceramic Fiber Manufacturing: An Update. Journal of Applied Toxicology (2022)

Grace LeMastersJames E. LockeyTimothy J. HilbertJeff W. BurkleCarol H. Rice

toxinstoxinologyoccupational epidemiologyoccupational toxicologymortalityhealth sciencestoxicologymanufacturing

Atopic Dermatitis Independently Increases Sensitization Above Parental Atopy: The Mpaach Study. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (2020)

John W. KronerAsel Baatyrbek kyzyJeffrey W. BurkleLisa J. MartinGrace K. LeMastersDavid I. BernsteinJames E. LockeyPatrick RyanGurjit K. Khurana HersheyJocelyn M. Biagini Myers

mpaach studydermatologyimmunologyparental atopyatopic dermatitisallergy

Table of Contents. IEEE Signal Processing Magazine (2020)

Identification of Two Early Life Eczema and Non‐Eczema Phenotypes With High Risk for Asthma Development. Clinical & Experimental Allergy (2019)

Elisabet JohanssonJocelyn M. Biagini MyersLisa J. MartinHua HePatrick RyanGrace K. LeMastersDavid I. BernsteinJames LockeyGurjit K. Khurana Hershey

high riskasthma developmentnon-eczema phenotypesdermatologyearly life eczemaimmunologyasthmaallergy

Nat1 Genetic Variation Increases Asthma Risk in Children With Secondhand Smoke Exposure. Journal of Asthma (2019)

Cassandra C. BrooksLisa J. MartinValentina PilipenkoHua HeGrace K. LeMastersJames E. LockeyDavid I. BernsteinPatrick H. RyanGurjit K. Khurana HersheyJocelyn M. Biagini Myers

geneticsgenetic epidemiologypublic healthsecondhand smoke exposuremedical geneticsimmunologyrespiratory medicinetobacco controlgenetic variationhuman geneticsasthma

Occupational Lung Disease. Medical Clinics of North America (2019)

David M. PerlmanLisa A. Maier

chronic diseasesmedicineoccupational lung diseaseoccupational medicineworker healthrespiratory medicinepublic health

Respiratory Follow-Up Pre- and Post-Engineering Controls or Cessation of Added Diacetyl at Four Microwave Popcorn Facilities. ERJ Open Research (2019)

James E. LockeyTimothy J. HilbertGrace LeMastersKari K. DunningRoy T. McKayLinda S. LevinCarol H. Rice

added diacetylmicrowave popcorn facilitieschemical engineeringair pollution

The Pediatric Asthma Risk Score (Pars) Predicts Atopic and Non-Atopic Asthma Better Than the Asthma Predictive Index. Journal of Allergy and Clinical Immunology (2019)

non-atopic asthmapediatricsallergyimmunologyasthmaasthma predictive index

Using High-Resolution Residential Greenspace Measures in an Urban Environment to Assess Risks of Allergy Outcomes in Children. The Science of The Total Environment (2019)

environmental healthtotal environmentallergy outcomespediatricsurban environmentspublic healthenvironmental science

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