Michelle C. Turner
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Michelle C. Turner is a leading researcher at the intersection of occupational health, epidemiology, and public health policy. Her work focuses on understanding how environmental and workplace exposures—from air pollution to psychosocial stressors—affect long-term health outcomes, with a particular emphasis on cancer and chronic disease. Turner’s major contributions include pioneering large-scale cohort studies that link occupational hazards with disease risk, and she has been instrumental in developing interdisciplinary frameworks for health-promoting workplaces. Her most-cited paper, “Improving health-promoting workplaces through interdisciplinary approaches,” exemplifies her leadership in translating complex research into actionable strategies for green and digital transitions in Europe. With over 4,000 citations across her career, Turner’s work has shaped international guidelines and informed policy on occupational safety. Notably, she has served as a principal investigator on major EU-funded projects, including the Horizon-Europe cluster WISEWORK-C, which integrates epidemiology, ergonomics, and organizational psychology. Her research continues to bridge the gap between scientific evidence and real-world workplace interventions, making her a vital voice in the future of work and health.
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