MESA Heart Failure Biomarker–Ethnicity Analysis Pipeline
Rivera-Mariani, Felix E.;
MESA Heart Failure Biomarker–Ethnicity Analysis Pipeline
Reproducible analysis pipeline for the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA) investigating associations between cardiovascular biomarkers, environmental exposures, and race/ethnicity interactions in relation to incident heart failure outcomes. The repository provides R-based workflows for cohort assembly, biomarker processing, survival modeling, and visualization while respecting controlled-access data policies for NHLBI BioLINCC datasets.
air pollution, cohort study, biomarkers, heart failure, MESA, environmental epidemiology, health disparities, cardiovascular epidemiology
air pollution, cohort study, biomarkers, heart failure, MESA, environmental epidemiology, health disparities, cardiovascular epidemiology
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