Lin‐Nei Hsu
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Lin‐Nei Hsu is a leading researcher in environmental toxicology and cancer biology, with a primary focus on the molecular mechanisms linking phthalate exposure to prostate cancer progression. Her groundbreaking work has elucidated how endocrine-disrupting chemicals, such as phthalates, drive oncogenic signaling pathways, particularly through the microRNA-5010/Nrf2-EGR1/GDF15 axis. In her most cited study, published in 2025, Hsu analyzed two patient cohorts—204 men undergoing prostate biopsy (including 180 with malignancies)—demonstrating that phthalate-induced oxidative stress alters gene expression, promoting tumorigenesis. This research has already garnered 6 citations, highlighting its emerging impact on understanding environmental carcinogenesis. Hsu’s contributions are pivotal for bridging the gap between chemical exposure and clinical outcomes, offering new biomarkers for early detection and therapeutic targets. Her work underscores the urgent need to regulate environmental toxins in cancer prevention, making her a vital voice in public health and molecular oncology.
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