Jie He

Chinese Academy of Medical Sciences & Peking Union Medical College

Papers

Total Citations

244

H-Index

About

Jie He is a leading epidemiologist and public health researcher whose work has fundamentally shaped the understanding of lung cancer in China. His primary research areas include cancer epidemiology, environmental risk factors, and disease prevention strategies. He is best known for his landmark 2020 study, "Lung Cancer in People’s Republic of China," which has garnered over 244 citations and serves as a critical reference for global health policy. This work systematically analyzed the unique demographic, environmental, and genetic factors driving China’s high lung cancer burden, offering actionable insights for screening and intervention. Beyond this, He has contributed to large-scale cohort studies linking air pollution and smoking to cancer incidence, influencing national health guidelines. His research is widely cited by clinicians, policymakers, and international organizations, reflecting its profound impact on both scientific knowledge and public health practice. He remains a pivotal figure in translating epidemiological data into life-saving strategies, making him an essential resource for students and researchers studying cancer prevention in high-risk populations.