Professor Fay Johnston

Biography

Fay Johnston is a public health physician and environmental epidemiologist. Her major work is in air quality and health, especially relating to the health impacts of bushfire smoke, biomass smoke, pollen and other airborne hazards. She is lead investigator of the Centre for Safe Air.

Field

Environmental epidemiologist, Public Health Physician

Organisation

University of Tasmania

Role

Chief Investigator

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