Author Information
Lewis H. Kuller is a prominent figure in public health, affiliated with the Department of Epidemiology at the Graduate School of Public Health, University of Pittsburgh, PA, USA. He has made significant contributions to the field of epidemiology, particularly in relation to cardiovascular health and aging. His research often explores critical health issues such as dementia, cognitive decline, and cardiovascular diseases, with a particular focus on older adult populations. His work helps in understanding the complex interplay between physiological changes and health outcomes in later life.Research Contributions
Lewis H. Kuller has an extensive research portfolio that spans several decades, focusing on the epidemiology of aging, cardiovascular diseases, and cognitive health. In recent years, his studies have examined the association between untreated systolic blood pressure and survival free of dementia, the impact of thyroid dysfunction on cognitive function, and the relationship between hearing and visual impairments and dementia risk. His research has significantly contributed to the understanding of how lifestyle and physiological factors influence aging and cognitive health, providing valuable insights for public health interventions and policy development.Aliases
Lewis H. Kuller has been cited under various aliases throughout his academic career, including Lewis H. Kuller, Lew H Kuller, and L. H. Kuller, among others. These variations are often seen in different publications and databases, reflecting common practices in academic referencing. Despite the variations, they all refer to the same distinguished researcher.Publication and Citation Metrics
| Metric |
Value |
| Total Number of Papers |
1466 |
| Total Citation Count |
126032 |
| H-index |
177 |
