It all adds up: daily stressors, homeostatic dysregulation, and worsened health responses

This presentation provides a brief overview of research being performed to characterize the effects of diet and housing on air pollution responses. In particular, the data covers the effects of high-fructose diet and depleted versus enriched housing in rats exposed to eucalyptus wildfire smoke.

Impact/Purpose

This presentation demonstrates the modifying effects of diet and housing on air pollution responses.

Citation

Hazari, M. It all adds up: daily stressors, homeostatic dysregulation, and worsened health responses. UNC Biological and Biomedical Sciences Program (BBSP) student recruitment weekend, NA, NC, February 05, 2021.