Symposia abstracts
ISEE 2019 hosts 21 symposia which were selected from a list of more than 60 competitive proposals. The titles, conveners and symposium abstracts are shown in table below.
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The Final Program will provide more information on location, date and time, and speakers of the symposia.
Symposium details
Monday 26 August
| Symposium | Convener(s) |
|---|---|
| S01: Mapping the Air Pollution Metabolome: Applications, Limitations, and the Path Forward | Sarnat J1 1 Department of Environmental Health, Emory Universityx1 |
| S02: Harmonizing insights from intervention studies, contextual information and resource availability to develop policy advocacy for clean cooking and domestic fuel adoption in Africa | Mustapha A1 1Nigerian Institute for Medical Research/Imperial College London |
| S03: One Health: On animals, humans and the environment | Smit L1, Davis M 2 1IRAS, Utrecht University, 2Department of Environmental Health and Engineering, Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health |
| S04: Expanding the Role of the Environment in the Global Burden of Disease | London S1, Brauer M2,3 1National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, 2University of British Columbia,3Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation |
| S05: PFAS Research Reaches its Adolescence: What Have We Learned and Where Are We Going? | Savitz D1,Halldórsson T2, Steenland K3, Smastuen Haug L4, Fletcher T5 1Brown University, 2University of Iceland, 3Emory University, 4Norwegian Institute for Public Health, 5London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine |
| S06: Lead’s long-term legacy: what past exposures can tell us about future disease | Reuben A1, More A2, Lanphear B3, Weuve J4 1Duke University, 2Harvard University, 3Simon Fraser University, 4Boston University School of Public Health |
| S07: Of moderators and mediators: Complex relationships between greenness, air pollution, noise, and health behaviors in driving health outcomes | Crouse D1, James P2, Pescador Jimenez M2, Villeneuve P3, Mansouri R3, van den Bosch M4, Jarvis I4, Sbihi H4, Zijlema W5, Dadvand P5, Nieuwenhuijsen M5 1University of New Brunswick, 2Harvard Medical School and Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, 3Carleton University, 4University of British Columbia, 5Barcelona Institute for Global Health |
| S08: Setting the European Environment and Health Research Agenda, 2020-2030: the HERA project | Kogevinas M1, Barouki R2 1ISGlobal, 2INSERM |
| S09: Assessing health co-benefits of climate change mitigation in the Asia-Pacific region | Tong S1 1Shanghai Children’s Medical Center, Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine |
| S10: Quasi-Experimental Designs in Environmental Epidemiology: Applications to the Health Impacts of Energy Policy Changes | Hill E1,2, Wallis M2 1University of Rochester, 2Oregon State Universityxx |
| S12: Estimating the Global Risk and Burden of Particulate Air Pollution Exposure: Issues and Challenges | Cohen A1 1Health Effects Institute |
| S13: How Low Should We Go? New Health Research on Low-level Ambient Air Pollution | Boogaard H1, Forastiere F2 1Health Effects Institute, 2King’s College London |
| S14: Use of Exposomic Methods Incorporating Sensors in Environmental Epidemiology | Karagas M1, Romano M 1 1Dartmouth Geisel School of Medicine |
| S15: Interaction between environmental chemicals and toxicants and the human microbiome | Bertelsen R 1 1University of Bergen |
| S16: Emerging PFAS in drinking water is a global public health issue | Kotlarz N1, Hoppin J1 1North Carolina State University |
| S17: Residential exposure to pesticides and health effects; What we know and what we should know | Delziel N4, Tongeren van M2, Ritz B3, Vermeulen R1 1Utrecht University, 2School of Health Sciences, Faculty of Biology, Medicine and Health, University of Manchester, 3Center for Occupational and Environmental Health FSPH, UCLA, 4Yale School of Public Health |
| S18: Landmarks of Air Pollution Epidemiology: Legacy of Douglas Dockery | Laden F1, Peters A2, Brunekreef B3, Neas L4, Pope C5 1Harvard TH Chan School of Public Health, 2Helmholtz Zentrum München – German Research Center for Environmental Health, 3Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences, 4USEPA NHEERL Human Studies Division, 5Brigham Young University |
| S19:Climate Change and Child Health: Current Research, Future Opportunities, and Gaps in Knowledge | Weinberger K1, Sheffield P2 1Brown University School of Public Health, 2Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai |
| S20: A world less dependent on fossil fuels – scientific evidence and corporate influence. An ISEE Policy Committee Symposium | Schwartz J1 1Harvard School of Public Health |
| S21: When the Answer is “Big(ger) Data in Environmental Epidemiology: What are the Questions? | Kaufman J1, Brauer M2, Samoli E3 1University of Washington, 2University British Columbia, 3University of Athens |