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Associate Professor HSIN-JEN CHEN

Mail : hsinjenchen@nycu.edu.tw

Tel : 02-28267000#67974

Education

PhD 2012 Johns Hopkins University | Department of International Health, Human Nutrition
MS 2002 National Taiwan University | Institute of Epidemiology
BS 2000 National Yang-Ming University | Faculty of Medical Technology

Experience

National Yang-Ming University, Institute of Public Health, Assistant Professor (2014-)
Johns Hopkins Department of International Health, Postdoc Researcher (2013)
US Agency for Healthcare Quality and Research, Program Analyst (2010)

Professional Specialty

Nutritional Epidemiology

Selected Publication

Chen HJ, Chuang SY, Chang HY, Pan WH. Energy intake at different times of the day: Its association with elevated total and LDL cholesterol levels. Nutr Metab Cardiovasc Dis. 2019 Apr;29(4):390- 397.
Chen HJ, Xue H, Liu S, Huang TTK, Wang YC, Wang Y. Obesity trend in the United States and economic intervention options tochange it: A simulation study linking ecological epidemiology and system dynamics modeling. Public Health. 2018 Aug;161:20-28.
Chen HJ, Weng SH, Cheng YY, Lord AYZ, Lin HH, Pan WH. The application of traffic-light food labelling in a worksite canteen intervention in Taiwan. Public Health 2017; 150:17-25.
Chen HJ, Wang Y, Cheskin LJ. Frequency of eating occasions and cardiovascular mortality: an NHANES III mortality study, 1998-1992 to 2006. Ann Epidemiol 2016 Aug;26(8):527-33
Chen HJ, Wang Y. Changes in the neighborhood food store environment and children’s body mass index at peri-puberty in the United States. J Adolesc Health. 2016; 58:111-8.

Selected Advisee Thesis

LIN YC, CHEN HJ, WANG Y, MIN J, WU HC, CARVAJAL NA, YANG HY. NASA MISSION X PROGRAM FOR HEALTHY EATING AND ACTIVE LIVING AMONG TAIWANESE ELEMENTARY SCHOOL STUDENTS. J PEDIATR NURS. 2019; 49: E8- E14.
CHAU JA, PAN WH, CHEN HJ. EMPLOYMENT STATUS AND TEMPORAL PATTERNS OF ENERGY INTAKE: NUTRITION AND HEALTH SURVEY IN
TAIWAN. PUBLIC HEALTH NUTR 2017;20(18):3295- 3303
Caregiver’s Perception on Child’s Weight Status and Its Association with Child’s Diet in the 2013-2016 Nutrition and Health Survey in Taiwan (NAHSIT)
The association between temporal dietary patterns and metabolic syndrome among Taiwanese adults
Night Time Snack and Breakfast on the Following Day