Lea A. El Rassi

“I Hope It Does Not Stop With Me, and That It Continues With Other Patients” – A 360 Degree Qualitative Assessment of mHealth Follow-up in Cameroon

Mark T. Yost, Brittany M. Robinson, Fanny Nadia Dissak-Delon, Francis Wose Linonge et autres

INTRODUCTION: Despite a high burden of injury, routine follow-up for trauma patients in Cameroon is limited by resource constraints. Previously, we implemented a mobile phone health (mHealth) triage intervention to identify patients who warrant reevaluation. While feasible and acceptable, only 57% of …

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The relative importance of local climate and land use on the deposition rate of airborne microplastics on terrestrial land

Jamie Leonard, Lea A. El Rassi, Mona Abdul Samad, Samantha Prehn et autres

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UV exposure to PET microplastics increases their downward mobility in stormwater biofilters undergoing freeze–thaw cycles

Haley J. Gunther, Tonoy K. Das, Jamie Leonard, Vera S. Koutnik et autres

An increase in microplastic weathering under UV lights decreases their surface hydrophilicity by the formation of polar groups and increases their mobility in the stormwater biofilter under freeze–thaw cycles.

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Children's playgrounds contain more microplastics than other areas in urban parks

Vera S. Koutnik, Jamie Leonard, Lea A. El Rassi, Michelle M. Choy et autres

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