Natalie Sampson, MPH

University of Michigan School of Public Health
Department of Heath Behavior Health Education
1415 Washington Heights
Ann Arbor, MI
USA 48109

Biographical Sketch: Natalie Sampson is currently a doctoral candidate in the Department of Health Behavior Health Education at the University of Michigan School of Public Health. Over the last decade, she has participated in research with a variety of local governments and communities to understand and address environmental health risks, including transportation-related air pollution and climate change. She strives to translate public health and planning theories and research into policies and practice that promote health equity.

Papers:
4252.0 Using an environmental justice framework to examine cumulative effects of particulate matter and access to antioxidant rich foods on blood pressure 4389.0 Exposure to air pollution and access to antioxidants: Mapping structural factors in the oxidative stress process in the case of Detroit, Michigan