About this Research Topic
The relationships between harmful environmental exposures, such as noise pollution, and cardiometabolic disease still are not fully established. Also, the data on the burden from harmful environmental exposures, and possible mitigation strategies to decrease the risk from them is very limited. In addition, it is unclear whether the cardiometabolic risk of men and women is affected differently by these harmful exposures. This Research Topic therefore encourages potential authors to identify novel environmental risk factors, provide more evidence on the effects of harmful environmental exposures on cardiometabolic disease, and explore the underlying mechanisms between them using large longitudinal cohorts, national-representative data, or well-conducted clinical trials.
This Research Topic is to encourage the laboratory, epidemiological and modeling studies on the effects of environmental exposure on cardiometabolic disease. We aim to provide more evidence on the causal relationships between harmful exposures and cardiometabolic disease. Other aims are to explore the burden from environmental exposure and possible control strategies. In addition, the sex difference in the association of environmental exposures with cardiometabolic disease needs to be further studied. We welcome Original Research studies and Systematic Reviews including (but not limited) to the following subtopics:
1) The effect of environmental noise pollution on cardiometabolic disease;
2) The effect of environmental air pollution on cardiometabolic disease;
3) The burden of environmental noise and air pollution on cardiometabolic disease;
4)The control strategies to reduce the risk of cardiometabolic disease;
5) The effect of other harmful exposures, on cardiometabolic disease
Keywords: cardiovascular disease, diabetes, environmental exposures, noise pollution, air pollution
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