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SUMMARY:Grand Rounds Lecture - Studying the Impact of Urban Food Environments on Diet and Health: Lessons from Madrid and Baltimore
DESCRIPTION:Grand Rounds LectureStudying the Impact of Urban Food Environments on Diet and Health: Lessons from Madrid and Baltimore \nNovember 7 | 4pm – 5:30pm | Room 708  |  RSVP \nManuel Franco\, MD\, PhDAssociate Professor University of Alcal√°\, Madrid and Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health \nManuel Franco is the Principal Investigator of the European Research Council Starting Grant Heart Healthy Hoods studying urban characteristics in relation to eating patterns\, physical activity levels\, smoking and alcohol consumption. \nFranco is also the PI of the Participatory Project on food in the cities: Photovoice Villaverde \nFranco trained in medicine both in Madrid\, Spain and Berlin\, Germany. As a Fulbright Scholar he joined the Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health to obtain his PhD and Post Doctoral fellowship working in the Multiethnic Study of Atherosclerosis (MESA study) in the Department of Epidemiology. \nHe has published over 60 peer reviewed articles and written several book chapters. He has been the PI of a dozen international projects totaling over ‚Ǩ2.5million. \nFranco¬¥s work focuses on the epidemiology and prevention of cardiovascular diseases (CVD) and its major risk factors. He studies how different social characteristics relate to CVD and CVD risk factors as dietary patterns\, hypertension\, diabetes and obesity. He is particularly interested on food environment and the risk of CVD. He studies population characteristics and CVD risk highlighting the relevance of population strategies to prevent CVD.His methodological interests include the measurement of social and neighborhood characteristics related to population health outcomes. His research interests include social epidemiology\, urban health\, cardiovascular epidemiology and prevention\, epidemiological methods.” \n
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