Mark R. Cullen
Director
Stanford Center for Population Health Sciences
Stanford University School of Medicine
United States of America
Biography
Dr. Mark R. Cullen devoted the first two decades of his professional career to the study of major occupational hazards in a series of clinical-epidemiologic projects based on data collected at the Yale Clinical Research Center (now CTSA). At the same time he established and built an Occupational and Environmental Medicine Program exploiting the clinical, biologic and analytic resources of that unique medical school environment. During this period he served on the OH study section and numerous public and private occupational health advisory positions including NIOSH Board of Scientific Counselors, the MacArthur Research Network on Socioeconomic Status and Health, and the Institute of Medicine Health Science Policy Board.
Research Interest
Social and environmental determinants of health; role of workplace physical environment and work organization as causes of chronic disease and disability
Publications
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Hastings KG, Eggleston K, Boothroyd D, Kapphahn KI, Cullen MR,et al. (2016) Mortality outcomes for Chinese and Japanese immigrants in the USA and countries of origin (Hong Kong, Japan): a comparative analysis using national mortality records from 2003 to 2011. BMJ open 6: 10
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Hamad R, Rehkopf DH, Kuan KY, Cullen MR (2017) Predicting later life health status and mortality using state-level socioeconomic characteristics in early life. SSM - population health 2: 269-276
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Rehkopf DH, Modrek S, Cantley LF, Cullen MR (2017) Social, Psychological, And Physical Aspects Of The Work Environment Could Contribute To Hypertension Prevalence. Health affairs 36: 258-265
