Qiuqin Tang

Dr. Qiuqin Tang is affiliated with Nanjing Maternity and Child Health Care Hospital, Nanjing, China, where her research focuses on obstetrics, pregnancy outcomes, birth weight, placental biology, and epigenetic mechanisms. Her work encompasses environmental and metabolic influences on reproductive health, including investigations of air pollution exposure, pesticide profiles, and body mass index effects on sperm parameters and seminal plasma metabolites. Dr. Tang has conducted metabolome-wide association studies linking circulating polyunsaturated fatty acid variants to disease outcomes and has examined the impact of prenatal environmental exposures on infant development and birth outcomes in Chinese cohorts. Her most-cited publication, "Semen quality and sperm DNA methylation in relation to long-term exposure to air pollution in fertile men: A cross-sectional study" (2022), has received 42 citations, reflecting her contributions to understanding environmental determinants of male fertility and epigenetic modifications.