Papers by J. Lin

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  1. Environmental Health Perspectives

    Childhood mental activities linked to less lead harm in later life

    In adults with less childhood stimulation, 1 part per million higher second-trimester lead was linked to 0.34 standard deviations lower cognitive scores, but not with…In adults with less childhood stimulation, 1 part per million higher second-trimester lead was linked to 0.34 standard deviations lower cognitive scores, but not with high stimulation.

    Cohort study of 704 peoplePopulations
  2. Advanced Science

    Lamin B1 deficiency impairs bone formation in stem cells

    In bone marrow stem cells linked to senile osteoporosis, lamin B1 loss triggered a form of cell death that disrupted mitochondria and impaired bone formation.In bone marrow stem cells linked to senile osteoporosis, lamin B1 loss triggered a form of cell death that disrupted mitochondria and impaired bone formation.

    Experiments in cellsBones and joints
  1. medRxiv

    Social vulnerability in health records is linked to mortality risk

    In 193,629 adults, each one-unit rise in a six-point social vulnerability score was linked to a higher risk of death, with a hazard ratio of 1.23.In 193,629 adults, each one-unit rise in a six-point social vulnerability score was linked to a higher risk of death, with a hazard ratio of 1.23.

    Preprint: cohort study of 193,629 peopleBiomarkers
  2. bioRxiv

    Antibody reactivity shows focal remodeling across human aging

    A study of 853 adults aged 20 to 94 years found antibody architecture broadly preserved, with age-associated signals concentrated in focal targets.A study of 853 adults aged 20 to 94 years found antibody architecture broadly preserved, with age-associated signals concentrated in focal targets.

    Preprint: cohort study of 1,008 peopleAI & data
  3. JAMA Cardiology

    Global heart failure cases reached 56 million in 2023

    A Global Burden of Disease analysis across 204 countries estimated 56.0 million prevalent heart failure cases in 2023, with rates generally increasing with age.A Global Burden of Disease analysis across 204 countries estimated 56.0 million prevalent heart failure cases in 2023, with rates generally increasing with age.

    Computational studyHeart failure