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Linfeng Xia

PhD Student

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Linfeng graduated with a BSc in Health & Human Sciences (Anthropology) from Durham University in 2024 and subsequently completed an MSc in Public Health at the London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine. During his masters, he investigated the association between high temperatures and dementia mortality in UK. During his undergraduate degree, he conducted an award-wining ethnographic study examining the shifting use of medicines among the Lisu people in the context of deforestation.

Linfeng’s research focuses on the health impacts of environmental change, particularly those associated with high temperatures.

https://experts.exeter.ac.uk/47858-linfeng-xia

Linfeng Xia

Key Colleagues

  • Prof Gesche Huebner

    Prof Gesche Huebner

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