Excited to share our latest #ExposureScience #research from PrasseLab on #OccupationalExposure among US hairdressers via #suspectscreening analysis published in JESEE: rdcu.be/c331X

📢 #EPICOH EARLY 2024 will be held on 4-5 Nov at Biomedicina BCN, in Barcelona. 

The event will highlight research from early career researchers and will include keynote lectures and networking activities.

⌛️Abstract submission until 15/06/24.

➡️epicoh2024.org

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Fantastic opportunities International Society of Exposure Science for students and new researchers to share their exciting research findings and join the group of rising stars in the field of #ExposureScience ! #ISES

Got your nomination in for the 2024 International Society of Exposure Science Annual Awards?

Every year, the awards recognize exposure scientists, trainees, and other new researchers!

*** DEADLINE TO NOMINATE IS MAY 10 ***

Here's a new perspective - Integrating different tools and technologies to advance drinking water quality exposure assessments! Catch it in JESEE's Special Issue, 'Regulated and Emerging Chemicals in Drinking Water'. loom.ly/3svCr7w #drinkingwaterquality #specialissue

Did you know that there are over 700,000 #hairdressers in the US, with an estimate of >90% being #female & 31% being #Black / #Hispanic / #Latina ?

This brand-new study assessed occupational chemical exposures in a sample of US-based Black & Latina hairdressers by analyzing #urine !

📢 #EPICOH EARLY 2024 will take place on 4 and 5 November in Barcelona!

This occupational epidemiology conference will focus on early career research in a relaxed and supportive environment.

🔍Learn more at epicoh2024.org

⌛️Abstract deadline: 15 June

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What do we know about human #exposure & health effects associated with non-routinely monitored disinfection by-products in drinking water?

A little more thanks to this new paper in our SI on Regulated & Emerging Chemicals in Drinking Water: nature.com/articles/s4137… International Society of Exposure Science

Arbor Quist explores the community, health and EJ impacts of a malodor disaster using community-engaged qualitative methods in Carson, CA. USC Enviro Health Population and Public Health Sciences at USC bhavna shamasunder link.springer.com/article/10.118…

Join us on April 23 at 9am PST / 12 pm EST for a panel on non-academic career paths for env health researchers! Featuring: Melissa Smarr, Mary Schubauer-Berigan, and Katie Taylor!

Register here: bit.ly/3vyxy0T
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#ISES webinar is this week! It's not too late to register for this month's webinar: Risk analysis of arsenic in the food chain, A public health concern. loom.ly/amoyb4M #publichealth #riskanalysis #freewebinar

How little do unregulated private wells & federally-regulated community #water systems contribute to total chronic exposure to inorganic #arsenic and #uranium in the United States?

Find answers to this and more in our related Special Issue: nature.com/articles/s4137… International Society of Exposure Science

Trending in #EnvironmentalSciences :
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1) A pilot study of chlormequat in food and urine from adults in the US, 2017-2023 (JESEE)

2) Contamination of urban soils in a historical mining town of northern Chile

3) Bornean tropical forests recovering…

#DYI :

While #manganese (Mn) is a metal commonly found in drinking water, the #safe level for consumption is unknown?

In the US, Mn is not regulated in drinking water, and data on water Mn concentrations are temporally & spatially sparse!

nature.com/articles/s4137… International Society of Exposure Science

Did you know that:

(1) Based on toxicological evidence, some disinfection byproducts (DBPs) are teratogens?

(2) Conventional use of predominant DBPs as proxies for complex mixtures may decrease ability to detect associations in epidemiological studies?

nature.com/articles/s4137…

Are you up to date on the recent epidemiologic evidence, suggesting that chronic exposure to population-relevant levels of fluoride may be associated with adverse child neurodevelopmental outcomes?

Check-out our collection on the topic now: nature.com/articles/s4137… International Society of Exposure Science

Here's a new perspective - integrating different tools and technologies to advance drinking water quality exposure assessments!

Catch it in our brand-new Special Issue 'Regulated and Emerging Chemicals in Drinking Water':

nature.com/articles/s4137… c/o International Society of Exposure Science ISGlobal

💧The issue shows that chemical contamination of drinking water is widespread.

It comprises 18 scientific publications covering aspects such as methods for human exposure assessment, health effects, equity, environmental justice and vulnerable populations, and climate change.

Check out our new JESEE Special Issue that showcases innovative research and technologies to improve chemical surveillance in drinking water and evaluate health effects attributable to contamination. Co-edited w/ Cristina Villanueva ISGlobal Yale School of Public Health YaleDeptEHS

A Special Issue of the JESEE co-edited by Prof. Nicole C. Deziel (she/her) presents the latest research on exposure, health, and justice issues surrounding chemical contamination in drinking water.

Deziel answers 3 essential questions on these issues ⬇️
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