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Julianne Meisner is an Adjunct Assistant Professor at the University of Washington, specializing in Environmental and Occupational Health Sciences. With a veterinary background and a PhD in Epidemiology, her research pertains to the intersection of human, animal, and environmental health. Meisner’s work investigates the health implications of livestock-keeping, employing causal inference and spatial epidemiology methods to address methodological challenges unique to environmental health studies. Her research interests include zoonotic disease transmission, especially tuberculosis and brucellosis, alongside the effects of livestock-keeping on environmental health. She is engaged in utilizing GIS technology to validate data on human-animal contact, emphasizing the public health issues related to land tenure. Furthermore, her involvement with the UW Center for Health Research highlights her commitment to addressing emerging health threats and leveraging social network analysis for targeted surveillance of spillover events. Meisner actively mentors students within DEOHS and is affiliated with the Center for One Health Research and the I-TECH International Clinical Research Center.
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