PhD, MD - Environmental Health & Clinical Research
Dr. Sarah Chen is a physician-scientist with dual expertise in clinical medicine and environmental health research. She holds both an MD and a PhD in Environmental Health Sciences from prestigious institutions. Dr. Chen completed her internal medicine residency and fellowship training before transitioning to independent research to investigate environmental health issues without institutional limitations.
Decade-long research reveals that common air fresheners cause measurable brain damage and cognitive impairment through daily inhalation exposure.
New research reveals concerning patterns in sleep disruption and hormonal changes linked to prolonged LED exposure in modern environments.
Groundbreaking 8-year study reveals alarming respiratory health impacts from common household cleaning products, with children showing 290% higher asthma rates in frequently cleaned homes.