Dr. Christine A. Rogers is currently an assistant professor in Environmental Health
Sciences. Her research interests include the effects of global climate change on
aeroallergens and allergic disease, and airborne microbial exposure assessment for
evaluating the role of fungi in respiratory diseases such as asthma. 

Articles

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Allergens in Urban Elementary Schools and Homes of Children with Asthma (with W J. Sheehan, P A. Rangsithienchai, M L. Muilenberg, K Otsu, D V. Rivard, D R. Gold, J P. Lane, and W Phipatanakul), Annals of Allergy, Asthma, Immunology (2009)
 

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Comparison of Alternaria measures in inner-city low-income housing by allergen assay and cultural analysis (with J L. Peters, M L. Muilenberg, H A. Burge, and J D. Spengler), Annals of Allergy Asthma and Immunology (2008)
 

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Climate Change, Aerobiology, and Public Health in the Northeast United States (with L H. Ziska and P R. Epstein), Mitigation and Adaptaptation Stratagies for Global Change (2008)
 

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Monitoring Microbial Populations on Wide-body Commercial Passenger Aircraft (with Taylor L. McKernan, K M. Wallingford, M J. Hein, H A. Burge, and R Herrick), Annals of Occupational Hygiene (2008)
 

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Determinants of Allergen Concentrations in Apartments of Asthmatic Children Living in Public Housing (with J L. Peters, J I. Levy, H A. Burge, and J D. Spengler), Journal of Urban Health (2007)
 

Proceedings

Classification of Fungal Spore Levels From Burkard Spore Trap Recoveries (with M L. Muilenberg, C W. Wagner, and H A. Burge) (2000)
 

Contributions to Books

Section 2 Building Evaluation, Recognition Evaluation and Control of Indoor Mold (2008)
 

Confronting Climate Change in the U.S. Northeast: Science, Impacts, and Solutions, Synthesis report of the Northeast Climate Impacts Assessment (NECIA) (2007)
 

Pollinosis in North America, Pollinosis 2000 : A Global Approach (2000)