Mark Goldberg, PhD
Axe de recherche primaire:
Cancer
Axe de recherche secondaire:
Recherche évaluative en santé
Courriel:
Courriel Le but de la recherche:
Mon programme de recherche actuel touche divers domaines : le risque de cancer du sein en cas d’exposition professionnelle et environnementale; les effets sur la santé publique de l’exposition à court et à long terme à la pollution atmosphérique urbaine; en biostatistique, l’élaboration de modèles de régression non paramétriques; la mise en place d’une infrastructure informatique clinique destinée au suivi des patients ainsi qu’à la recherche clinique et démographique; l’évaluation des ressources en soins de santé pour le traitement du cancer.Épidémiologie, environnement, profession, cancer, cancer du sein, pollution atmosphérique, scoliose, dorsalgie
Site web externe:
External Website Mots-clés:
Épidémiologie, environnement, profession, cancer, cancer du sein, pollution atmosphérique, scoliose, dorsalgie
Emplacement:
Royal Victoria Hospital Publications:
Goldberg, MS, Gasparrini, A, Armstrong, B, Valois, M-F. The short-term influence of temperature on daily mortality in the temperate climate of Montreal, Canada. Environmental Research; 111:853–860; 2011
Raphoz, M.*, Garneau, M., Goldberg, MS. Associations between atmospheric concentrations of spores and emergency department visits for asthma among children living in Montreal. Arch Environ & Occup Med; 65(4):201-210; 2010
Dan Crouse*, Mark S. Goldberg Nancy Ross, Hong Chen, France Labrèche. Postmenopausal Breast Cancer is Associated with Exposure to Traffic-related Air Pollution in Montreal, Canada: A Case-Control Study. Environ Health Perspect; 118:1578–1583 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002221); Released October 6, 2010
Chen H*, Goldberg MS, Crouse DL*, Burnett RT, Jerrett M, Villeneuve PJ, Wheeler AJ, Labrèche F, Ross NA. Back-extrapolation of estimates of exposure from current land-use regression models. Atmospher Environ; 44:4346-4354: (doi:10.1016/j.atmosenv.2010.07.061); Online version posted August 6, 2010
Goldberg MS. The Intersection of Sound Principles of Epidemiologic Research and Ethical Review: An Example from Canada of an Environmental Case-Control Study. Reviews on Environmental Health; 25(2):147-160; 2010
France Labrèche, Mark S. Goldberg, Marie-France Valois, Louise Nadon. Postmenopausal breast cancer and occupational exposures. Occup and Environ Med; 67:263-269; 2010 (This paper was the subject of many news reports worldwide)
Smargiassi A, Goldberg MS, Plante C, Fournier M, Baudouin Y, Kosatsky T. Variation of daily warm season mortality as a function of micro-urban heat islands, Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health<http://jech.bmj.com/>; 63:659–664; 2009
A Benedetti, M Abrahamowicz, Goldberg, MS. Accounting for data-dependent degrees of freedom selection when testing the effect of a continuous covariate in generalized additive models, Communications in Statistics - Simulation and Computation; 38: 5, 1115-1135; 2009
A Benedetti, M Abrahamowicz, Karen Leffondré, Goldberg, MS, Robyn Tamblyn. Using Generalized Additive Models to Detect and Estimate Threshold Associations. The International Journal of Biostatistics; 5(1), Article 26, 1-24; 2009
Dan Crouse*, Nancy Ross, Mark S. Goldberg. Double burden of deprivation and high concentrations of ambient air pollution at the neighbourhood scale in Montreal, Canada. Social Science and Medicine;69:971-981; 2009
