Biing-Hwan Lin is affiliated with the United States Department of Agriculture in the United States. Their research spans multiple fields related to health, nutrition, and agricultural economics, reflecting an interdisciplinary approach to public health and food systems.
The main fields of study for Biing-Hwan Lin include Medicine and Health Professions. Within these areas, subfields of study cover Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health, General Health Professions, Economics and Econometrics, Marketing, and Health Information Management.
The research topics covered in their work emphasize:
Biing-Hwan Lin has been published in several academic venues, with a focus on journals related to health and agricultural economics. Frequent publication venues include:
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Lin include:
Frequent collaborators with whom Biing-Hwan Lin has coauthored multiple papers include:
Joanne F. Guthrie;Biing-Hwan Lin;Elizabeth Frazao
Jessica E. Todd;Lisa Mancino;Biing-Hwan Lin
Simone A. French;Biing Hwan Lin;Joanne F. Guthrie
Biing-Hwan Lin;Elizabeth Frazao;Joanne F. Guthrie
Michele Ver Ploeg;Vince Breneman;Tracey Farrigan;Karen Hamrick
Travis Smith;Biing-Hwan Lin;Jonq-Ying Lee
M. ver Ploeg;V. Breneman;T. Farrigan;K. Hamrick
N. C. Howarth;T. T.-K. Huang;S. B. Roberts;B.-H. Lin
Biing-Hwan Lin;Rosanna Mentzer Morrison
Terry T-K Huang;Nancy C. Howarth;Nancy C. Howarth;Biing-Hwan Lin;Susan B. Roberts
Biing-Hwan Lin;Travis A. Smith;Jonq-Ying Lee;Kevin D. Hall
Kuo S. Huang;Biing-Hwan Lin
Jayachandran N. Variyam;James Blaylock;Biing-Hwan Lin;Katherine Ralston
Biing-Hwan Lin;Joanne F. Guthrie
Lisa Mancino;Jessica Todd;Biing-Hwan Lin
Steven T. Yen;Biing-Hwan Lin;David M. Smallwood
Linda S. Kantor;Jayachandran N. Variyam;Jane E. Allshouse;Judith J. Putnam
Michelle J. Saksena;Abigail M. Okrent;Tobenna D. Anekwe;Clare Cho
Diansheng Dong;Biing-Hwan Lin
B. H. Lin;C. L. Huang;Simone A French
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