Scientific Program

SYMPOSIUM 14
Aircraft noise and health research– origins, recent developments and future directions

Chair: Danielle Vienneau, Switzerland Co-Chair: Anna Hansell, UK

Past and current aircraft noise research in the UK – the ANCO and RISTANCO studies - Anna Hansell, UK
Past and current aircraft noise research in the UK – the UK Biobank - Katie Eminson , UK
Aircraft noise research in Switzerland - SiRENE and TraNQuIL studies - Danielle Vienneau, Switzerland
Aircraft noise research in Germany - Insights from the NORAH and LIFE studies - Andreas Seidler , Germany
Aircraft noise research in the United States–studies in multiple national cohorts - Junenette Peters, USA

Panel: perspectives from around the globe

SYMPOSIUM 18
The Hot Topic: Navigating Urban Heat and Health Equity In and Outside the Home

Chair: Ricky Nathvani, UK Co-Chair: Shih-Chun Candice Lung, Taiwan

Exploring disparities in the adaptation to cold and heat in urban settings - Aina Roca Barcelo, UK
High-resolution spatiotemporal measurement of heat and housing in Accra, Ghana - Emma Buajitti, Candada
Indoor environments in an urbanizing world: the challenge of climate change and implications for health equity
- Gary Adamkiewicz, United States of America

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Air Pollution and Mortality (2)

Chair: TBA Co-Chair: Ashtyn Areal, Germany

OP-172 - Asian dust and daily mortality in East Asian cities: analysis using the European Union Reference Method for decomposing PM₁₀ - Chris Fook Sheng Ng, Japan
OP-173 - Mortality burden due to PM composition and future projections from SLCP reduction scenarios: A regional comparison - Muhammad Abdul Basit Ahmad Tajudin, Japan
OP-174 - Associations between fine particulate air pollution and cause specific mortality in 337 cities in Latin America from 2009 to 201 - Nelson Gouveia, Brazil
OP-175 - Propagation of annual PM2.5 concentration uncertainty into the association with mortality in the United States - Robbie M Parks, USA
OP-176 - Spatial and sector-specific emissions contribution to ambient air pollution and mortality in European cities - Sasha Khomenko, Spain

SYMPOSIUM 15
Environmental chemicals as endocrine disrupting chemicals Current evidence from the Birth Cohorts of Asia

Chair: Mei-Huei Chen, Taiwan Co-Chair: Atsuko Ikeda-Araki, Japan

Exposure to environmental endocrine disruptors and fetal development in the Shanghai Birth Cohort study
- Jun Zhang, China
Growing Up in Singapore towards healthy Outcomes (GUSTO) cohort –Influence of chemical exposures on children’s neurodevelopmental and metabolic health outcomes. - Evelyn Xiu Ling Loo, Singapore
Association Between Parabens Exposure and Thyroid Hormones in Children - Chia-Jung Tung, Taiwan
A follow-up study on androgen disruption in Vietnamese children from a dioxin-exposed area: Decreases in DHEA, testosterone, and DHT levels with age - Nguyen Thi Phuong Oanh, Vietnam
The Hokkaido Study on Environment and Children's Study: overview of environmental chemical exposures in utero and children's health up to school age - Atsuko Ikeda-Araki, Japan

SYMPOSIUM 19
Environmental factors and COVID-19

Chair: I-Jen Wang, Taiwan Co-Chair: Shu-Li Wang, Taiwan

COVID-19 Epidemic Prevention and Climate Change Performance - I Jen Wang
The interplay between environmental exposures and COVID-19 risks in the health of children' - Dwan Vilcins
Associations of Air Pollution Exposure and COVID-19 Vaccinations with the Risk of COVID-19 Hospitalizations in Southern California - Zhanghua Chen
A comprehensive evaluation of COVID-19 policies and outcomes in 50 countries and territories - Hsiao-Hui Tsou
Virus aerosol for COVID 19 - Kuo Pin Yu
Environmental Risk Factors for Long COVID - I Jen Wang

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 31
Mental Health and Environmental Factors (1)

Chair: TBA Co-Chair: Stephane Tuffier, Denmark

OP-177 - Influence of demographics and having chronic disease on worker mental health in food processing and agricultural industries in southern Thailand - Elizabeth K Hom Thepaksorn, Thailand
OP-179 - Absolute risk of PM2.5-attributable mortality differs by racial identity, income, and age
- Scott W Delaney, USA
OP-180 - Interplay of Traffic Flow, Noise, and Air Pollutants on Mental Illness in the REVEAL-HBV Cohort Study
- Wen Chi Pan, Taiwan
OP-181 - Systematic evaluation of the environmental effect on depressive symptoms: exposome-wide association study and twin modeling - Zhiyang Wang, Finland

SYMPOSIUM 16
Uncovering the Hidden Burden of Tropical Cyclones on Public Health Globally

Chair: Robbie M. Parks, USA

Short-term excess mortality following tropical cyclones in the United States- Robbie M. Parks, USA
Disruption to Test Scores after Tropical Cyclones in the United States - Gabriella Meltzer, USA
Association between tropical cyclones and mortality in Japan and the Philippines - Paul Lester Chua, Japan
The physical and mental health impacts of typhoons - lessons from the Philippines - Renzo R. Guinto, Philippines
A strategic framework for building an NIH-wide Climate Change and Health Initiative - Gwen Collman, USA

SYMPOSIUM 20
Indoor portable air purifiers: Lessons and findings from research and clinical trials

Chair: Doug Brugge, USA Co-Chair: Undarmaa Enkhbat, Canada

Effect of temperature on blood pressure (BP) in a randomized trial to reduce ultrafine particle exposure in near highway homes - Doug Brugge, USA
An Air Cleaner Intervention Study of Children’s Social and Behavioral Development at Four-years of Age: Effect Modification by Maternal Stress During Pregnancy - Undarmaa Enkhbat, Canada
Reducing Nitrogen Dioxide and Particulate Matter with HEPA/Charcoal Air Purifiers - Khafayat O Kadiri, USA
University experiences with low-cost, do-it-yourself portable air cleaners - Martina Creed, USA
Effectiveness of Indoor Air Purifiers on Heart Failure Outcomes: PURI HF TRIAL - Samayita Ghosh, India

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Environmental Factors and Child Health (2)

Chair: Zeyan Liew, USA Co-Chair: Shu-Li Wang , Taiwan

OP-182 - Longitudinal associations between prenatal paraben exposure with children's intelligence quotient development– TMICS-pilot Study - Chin Li Lu, Taiwan
OP-183 - Association between fine particle matter (PM2.5) and hypothyroidism during prenatal and postnatal periods: A birth cohort study in Taiwan - Chung Chin Lee, Taiwan
OP-184 - Exposure to Perfluoroalkyl Substances and Longitudinal Changes in Bone Mineral Density in Adolescents and Young Adults: A Multi-Cohort Study - Emily Beglarian, USA
OP-185 - Multi-tissue DNA methylation analysis to identify an appropriate surrogate tissue for a unique tissue specific to spina bifida - Gwen Tindula, USA
OP-186 - Gestational glyphosate exposure and early childhood neurodevelopment in a Puerto Rico birth cohort
- Haley M. Jenkins, USA

EARLY MORNING SESSION 1
Effective involvement of ISEE members in United Nations’ international climate policy

A brief introduction to the UN framework convention for climate change and its COPs - Gudrun Weinmayr, Germany
A history of health in UNFCCC negotiations - Kristie Ebi, USA
On engaging at the WHO health pavillion -A personal reflection - Ying Zhang, Australia
Does COP matters to ISEE - Wael Delamy, USA
Productive Activities for Environmental Health Scientists at the COP meetings - George Thurston, USA
Lessons learned from my first COP (COP26, Glasgow) - Kurt Straif, USA and Spain

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 17
Green Spaces and Health (1)

Chair: TBA , USA Co-Chair: Michael Koehle, Canada

OP-094 - Exposure to greenspace and ADHD in the context of physical activity, neighborhood safety and neighborhood cohesion: Analysis in Polish children - Dorota Buczyłowska, Poland
OP-095 - Association between green space exposure and liver enzymes in adult workers: A longitudinal cohort study
- Kanawat Paoin, Thailand
OP-096 - Associations between greenness and rhinitis in the Constances cohort - Marine Savouré, France
OP-097 - Effects of urban green land use types on parental depression and anxiety during pregnancy
- Ming Lun Zou, Taiwan
OP-098 - Associations between neighbourhood green space and multiple birth outcomes across two metropolitan areas in Australia - Tingting Ye, Australia

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Public Health and Disease Management (1)

Chair: Zorana Andersen, Denmark Co-Chair: Kyungo Choi, Korea

OP-129 - Future health burden under a projected prescribed fire management scenario in California
- Ana Rappold, USA
OP-130 - Associations of Body Constitution and All-cause Mortality in Patients with Type 2 Diabetes
- Cheng Hung Lee, Taiwan
OP-131 - A Nationwide Population-Based Cohort Study Of The Association Between Visual Loss And Risk Of Suicide And Mental Illness In Taiwan - Chieh Sung, Taiwan
OP-132 - Perceptions and experiences of PFAS biomonitoring in Australian communities affected by environmental contamination - Kayla S Smurthwaite, Australia
OP-133 - Cost-Constrained Optimal Treatment Regimes under Bipartite Network Interference
- Raphael Kim, USA
OP-134 - Counterfactual Event-Based Mediation Analysis of Socioeconomic Status for Cancer Patient Survival
- Shi Woei Lin, Indonesia
OP-135 - The Association Between Birth Weight and Childhood Cancer Risk in Taiwan - Ya-Chi Chang, Taiwan

PECHA KUCHA SESSION 3
Environmental Impacts and Health

Chair: Chin-Chi Kuo, Taiwan Co-Chair: Yoon-Jung Choi, Korea

PK-039 - Detection of four endocrine disruptors - Methyl Paraben, 2,4-Dichlorophenoxyacetic acid, mono-Butyl Phthalate, and Bisphenol-A among Filipino women - Erlidia F Llamas Clark, Philippines
PK-040 - Aircraft noise and cardiometabolic biomarkers: a cross-sectional and long-term analysis in the UK Biobank cohort, 2006-2022 - Glory O Atilola, UK
PK-041 - Plasma levels of per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances and circulating extracellular vesicle and particle microRNAs during pregnancy: A pilot study - Gyeyoon Yim, USA
PK-042 - Phthalates and anogenital distance: phthalates in maternal urine vs. placental tissue, by tissue type, by timepoint, and by genital measure - Hai Wei Liang, USA
PK-043 - The effect of exposure to Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons on amnestic mild cognitive impairment and Alzheimer’s disease: A matched case-control study - Heeseon Jang, Korea
PK-044 - Is racial residential segregation an important but overlooked confounder in air pollution studies? Evidence from six US-based prospective cohorts - Hiwot Y Zewdie, USA
PK-045 - Timing of Lead Exposure and Age at Death - Justin G Farmer, USA
PK-046 - Mixtures of phenol and phthalate urinary biomarkers in relation to the ovarian reserve among women attending a fertility clinic - Lidia Mínguez Alarcón, France
PK-047 - Urine Antimony and Risk of Cardiovascular Disease - Lissa Fortes Soares, USA
PK-048 - Disparities in Environmental Health: Findings From a Community Needs Assessment
- Michelle Burbage, USA
PK-049 - The association between hepatic viral infections and cancers: A cross-sectional study in the Taiwan adult population - Moreen Maliko, Taiwan
PK-050 - Changes in school mitigation strategies and disease transmission within an independent school in New York City - Nicholas Defelice, USA
PK-051 - Urinary bisphenol analogues and prevalence of metabolic syndrome among adults in Southern China
- Shelly Lap Ah Tse, Hong Kong
PK-052 - Countrywide analysis of heat- and cold-related mortality trends in the Czech Republic: growing inequalities under recent climate warming - Tomáš Janoš, Czech Republic
PK-053 - Ambient pm2.5 and thyroid hormones in pregnant women in Puerto Rico - Trenton Honda, USA
PK-054 - Ambient PM2.5 exposure and progesterone levels in pregnant women in Puerto Rico
- Trenton Honda, USA
PK-055 - The mediating role of phthalate metabolites on dietary inflammatory index and prostatic enlargement in Taiwanese adults - Tzu Ling Chu, Taiwan
PK-056 - Urine high-resolution metabolomics identifies environmental metal-associated inflammatory metabolic network community - Young Mi Go, USA

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 18
Air Pollution Measurement and Modelling (2)

Chair: Thomas Cole-Hunter, Denmark Co-Chair: TBA

OP-099 - Health risk assessment of PM2.5 and PM2.5-bound trace elements in Pretoria, South Africa
- Janine Wichmann, South Africa
OP-100 - Personal, household, and community PM2.5 exposure by cooking and heating fuel use and other key characteristics in the CKB-Air study - Ka Hung Chan, UK
OP-101 - Ambient carbon monoxide and sepsis risk: Triangulation of evidence in Hong Kong - Pei Zhang, Hong Kong
OP-102 - Air Pollution Indexes, a Latin América focused scoping review and recommendations
- Samuel David Osorio, Mexico
OP-103 - Vertical characteristics and predictive model development of bioaerosols in Taipei Metropolis
- Tsung Han Johann Cheng, Taiwan
OP-104 - Hourly LUR modelling of hyperlocal long-term average NO2 using mobile monitoring data
- Zhendong Yuan, Netherlands

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Air Pollution and Birth Outcomes (2)

Chair: Dimitris Evangelopoulos, UK Co-Chair: Elizabeth Hom Thepaksorn, Thailand

OP-136 - Increased HbA1c During Pregnancy is Associated with In-utero Exposure to PM2.5 at Levels below Current Air Quality Guidelines - Junfeng Zhang, USA
OP-137 - Prenatal Exposure to Air Pollutants in Two Generations and Birth Outcomes in the Third Generation
- Kimberly Berger, United States
OP-138 - Fine particulate matter and preterm birth: a causal survival approach - Michael Leung, USA
OP-139 - Associations between ambient PM2.5 and markers of platelet activity in pregnant women in Puerto Rico
- Trenton Honda, USA
OP-140 - Associations between ambient PM2.5 and placental Corticotropin Releasing Hormone (CRH) in pregnant women in Puerto Rico - Trenton Honda, USA
OP-141 - Maternal Metabolomics Linking Prenatal Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter and Birth Weight
- Zhanghua Chen, USA

PECHA KUCHA SESSION 4
Environmental Epidemiology

Chair: Ana Navas-Acien, USA Co-Chair: Whanhee Lee, Korea

PK-057 - Dietary intake of organic foods in agrarian households in India - Aditi Roy, India
PK-058 - The relationship between sleep quality, work and residential location and bedroom environment in Hong Kong - Beixi Li, Hong Kong
PK-059 - Regression calibration of 15 particle components in the United States from 2000 to 2019
- Bryan N Vu, USA
PK-060 - Associations of Urinary Phthalate Metabolites with Household Environments among Mothers and Their Preschool-Age Children - Chia Jung Hsieh, Taiwan
PK-061 - Residential greenness attenuated the adverse impact of early pregnancy PM2.5 constituent exposure on congenital heart disease - Die Li, China
PK-062 - Influence of air pollution and COVID-19 outbreak on sleep and circadian rhythm among Hong Kong working population - Gengze Liao, Hong Kong
PK-063 - Impact of ambient temperature on disadvantaged population: focusing on persons with disabilities
- Jinah Park, Korea
PK-064 - Workplace factors and mental health outcomes - Jutta Lindert, Germany
PK-065 - The environmental and social drivers of dengue, chikungunya and Zika emergence: a systematic evidence map - Neelam Iqbal, United Kingdom
PK-066 - The comparison of indoor environmental quality of hospitals in the UK and Taiwan: implications for the delivery of low-carbon hospitals - Shih-Che Hsu, UK
PK-067 - Long-term exposure to PM2.5 associated with decline in kidney function in a large urban cohort in two Indian cities - Siddhartha Mandal, India
PK-068 - Proteomics-based discovery of novel biomarkers for lipid metabolism-related diseases in abandoned mine areas - Sora Mun, South Korea
PK-069 - Application of artificial intelligence algorithms and low-cost sensors to estimate respirable dust in the workplace - Ta Yuan Chang, Taiwan
PK-070 - Temperature and gastroenteritis association in refugee camps in Bangladesh, 2019-2021
- Takuya Takata, Japan
PK-071 - European city clusters based on morphological configurations of urban landscapes and relation with surface urban heat islands - Tamara Iungman, Spain
PK-072 - Residential Proximity to Oil and Gas Wells and Survival in Children with Acute Leukemia
- Thanh T. Hoang, USA
PK-073 - Environmental Tobacco Smoke Exposure and Perinatal Health Outcomes in the United Arab Emirates: Interim Analysis from The Mutaba’ah Study - Tom Loney, United Arab Emirates
PK-074 - Association between leptin and sleep quality of shipyard workers exposed to metal fume particulates
- Tzu Ya Hsu, Taiwan
PK-075 - Role of gut microbiota between exposure to welding fume and sleep quality - Ya Bei Ynag, Taiwan
PK-076 - Genetic determinants of serum selenoproteins and selenometabolites concentrations in the Aragon Workers Health Study - SelenOmics project - Zulema Rodriguez Hernandez, Spain

EARLY MORNING SESSION 3
Enhancing the quality and generalizability of clinical trials through environmental epidemiology: opportunities and challenges

Leveraging randomized trial data for environmental epidemiology studies - Lizbeth Gomez, USA
Challenges of Collecting and Using Environmental Exposure Data in Clinical Trials. - Jane E. Clougherty, USA
Translating Clinical Trial Findings to Real-World Settings: The Role of Environmental Epidemiology - Fernando Holguin, USA
Understanding the role of the environment in clinical trials / practice and the need for clinical trials for environmental health risks - Cavin Ward-Caviness, USA

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Heat Exposure and Health (2)

Chair: Shih-chun Candice Lung, Taiwan Co-Chair: Barrak Alahmad, USA

OP-105 - Examining the spatial variation of heatwave-related morbidity and mortality in Adelaide, Australia
- Blesson Mathew Varghese, Australia
OP-106 - Current and projected heatwave-attributable occupational injuries, illnesses, and associated economic burden in Australia: a national time-series - Matthew Anthony Borg, Australia
OP-107 - Associations of occupational heat exposure and stomach cancer in a population-based case-control study
- Michelle C Turner, Spain
OP-108 - Heat Exposure and Acute Kidney Injury in a Sonoran Agricultural Population
- Rietta S Wagoner, USA
OP-109 - Heat-related illness among workers in British Columbia: Extreme hot weather in 2021 compared to 2001-2020 - Xiaocong Guo, Canada
OP-110 - Impact of indoor/ambient temperature on urinary biomarkers for oxidative stress among the elderly: a panel study in Hong Kong - Yi-tong Guo, Hong Kong

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Sensor Technology (1)

Chair: Irene Martinez-Morata, United States Co-Chair: Ta-Chien Chan, Taiwan

OP-142 - The NASA TEMPO Mission: Hourly Observations of Major Air Pollutants from Space for Advancing Air Quality and Health Applications - Aaron Naeger, USA
OP-143 - Electromechanical Control of Metal Oxide Thin Films deposition in Successive Ionic Layer Adsorption and Reaction for gas sensors devlopement - Leghrib Radouane, Morocco
OP-144 - Design and characterization of micro-tubes based on SnO2 for toxic gas detection applications: Experimental and theoretical study - Leghrib Radouane, Morocco
OP-145 - Application of a Mobile Apparatus for Ultrafine Particle Exposure in Urban Communities
- Wei Chung Su, USA

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 33
Lifestyle Factors and Health Outcomes (1)

Chair: Ya-wen Chiu, Taiwan Co-Chair: Ahmed Al-Delaimy, Iraq

OP-188 - Epigenome-wide association study of urinary total nicotine equivalents in multiethnic current smokers from three prospective cohorts - Brian Z Huang, USA
OP-189 - Evaluation on the sex-related association between cigarette smoke exposure and inflammatory markers - C-reactive protein and white blood cell count - Dong Hee Koh, Korea
OP-190 - Assessing nitrate contamination in drinking water on indigenous Māori Reserves in the Ngāi Tahu takiwā, South Island New Zealand - Hana Royal, New Zealand
OP-191 - Insulin resistance and thyroid cancer in Korea: using the Korean National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey (KNHANES) 2016-2021 - Yeong Mi Park, Korea
OP-192 - Association of Alcohol Drinking and Polymorphisms of Alcohol Metabolism Genes with Cataract Risk
- Yi Chien Lai, Taiwan

EARLY MORNING SESSION 4
Environmental health literacy perspectives on air pollution: instrument development, community survey, and educational intervention

Psychometric properties of two novel instruments for evaluating ambient and indoor air pollution health literacy in adults - Jia-Ling Wu, Taiwan
Determinants of air pollution health literacy among adult in Taiwan - Ya-Hui Chang, Taiwan
Decision tree analysis of the adults with inadequate air pollution health literacy in southern Taiwan
- Chung-Yi Li, Taiwan
Improving Air Pollution Environmental Health Literacy: Educational Intervention in Taiwan - Pei-Chen Lee, Taiwan

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 20
COVID-19 and Environmental Factors (1)

Chair: I-Jen Wang, Taiwan Co-Chair: Jadsada Kunno, Thailand

OP-111 - Associations between daily PM2.5 exposure and hospitalizations for COVID-19
- Cavin Keith Ward Caviness, USA
OP-112 - The impact of sulfur dioxide in industrial areas of Taiwan during the COVID-19 epidemic period
- Chih Yu Chang, Taiwan
OP-113 - COVID-19 infection risk assessment in a kindergarten utilizing continuous air quality monitoring data
- Chung Yen Chen, Taiwan
OP-114 - School-level COVID-19 preventive measures and infection rates in England’s primary and secondary schools in the Autumn 2021: an ecological analysis - Liang Yu Lin, UK
OP-115 - Air pollution mortality benefits of sustained COVID-19 mobility restrictions in Australian cities
- Sotiris Vardoulakis, Australia
OP-116 - Risk assessment of airborne transmission of novel coronavirus (COVID-19) in long-distance transport
- Ta Chen Su, Taiwan

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 26
Air Pollution and Cardiovascular Health (3)

Chair: Michelle Turner, Spain Co-Chair: Mahdieh Danesh Yazdi, USA

OP-147 - Association of air pollution, temperature and relative humidity with emphysema severity in COPD
- Amja Manullang, Taiwan
OP-148 - Resilience to air pollution and coronary heart disease: a UK Biobank study - Chialing Kuo, USA
OP-149 - Long-term exposure to air pollution and coronary atherosclerosis, calcification, and non-calcified plaques – results from the Swedish SCAPIS study - Karl Kilbo Edlund, Sweden
OP-150 - The association of particulate matter components with heart rate variability - Kashish Jain, India
OP-151 - Prenatal Air Pollution Exposure and Blood Pressure during Childhood and Adolescence: findings from Project Viva - Pi I Debby Lin, USA
OP-153 - Relationships between Short-term Exposure to Ambient PM2.5 and Incident Cases of Cardiovascular Disease
- Yang Zhao, Australia

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 34
Air Pollution and Child Health (1)

Chair: Jaime Benavides, USA Co-Chair: Pallavi Joshi Lahari, India

OP-193 - Transgenerational effects of maternal exposure to ambient PM2.5 on sperm functions and DNA methylation in mouse offspring - Ping Chi Hsu, Taiwan
OP-194 - A quality assessment framework for evaluating study quality and risk of bias of studies of air pollution and preterm birth - Shawn Lee, UK
OP-195 - The Effects of Air Pollution on Children’s Educational Attainment at Schools in England
- Sophia Garkov, UK
OP-196 - Susceptible windows of exposure to fine particulate matter and behavioral symptoms related to attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder - Wei Jen Chen, UK
OP-197 - Impact of exposure to PM2.5 in household air pollution on child neurocognitive development at seven years of age - Yetunde Celia Adeniyi, Nigeria

EARLY MORNING SESSION 5
Health effects of new and emergent environmental pollution

Multimedia Environmental Endocrine-Disrupting Chemicals and Food Safety: Implications for Mixture Risk Assessment using a probabilistic approach - Wei-Hsiang Chang, Taiwan
The relationship of endocrine-disrupting chemicals exposure with oxidative stress biomarkers among Japanese school children: The Hokkaido Study. - Rahel Mesfin Ketema , Japan
Several organic UV filters- Possible health effects and underlying mechanisms - Ba Reum Kwon, Korea
Associations between Paraben Exposure and Thyroid Function in the General Taiwanese: Taiwan Environmental Survey for Toxicants (TEST) 2013 - Jung-Wei Chang, Taiwan

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 21
Heavy Metals, Chemical Compunds and Health Outcomes (3)

Chair: Howard Hu, USA Co-Chair: Chih-Hung Lee, Taiwan

OP-118 - Urinary metals and incident Heart Failure in Indigenous communities in the US: Evidence from the Strong Heart Study - Irene Martinez Morata, USA
OP-119 - Serum mercury is not associated with incident diabetes in a cohort of older Americans: findings from the REGARDS study - Ka Kahe, States
OP-120 - Patterns of exposure to toxic and essential elements in whole blood in the Baltimore Memory Study
- Katherine A Moon, USA
OP-121 - Pooled-cohorts Genome-Wide association study of metals: Introduction to the Metal-GWAS Initiative
- Maria Tellez Plaza, Spain
OP-122 - Lead and cadmium exposure and biomarkers of subclinical cardiovascular disease in the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey 1999-2004 - Molly E Schwalb, USA

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 27
Occupational Health Risks (1)

Chair: Jose Ricardo Suarez, USA Co-Chair: Lap Ah Tse, Hong Kong

OP-154 - Investigation of semen quality among Thai male tobacco farmers over harvest season
- Anu Surach, Thailand
OP-155 - Prevalence of Chronic Respiratory Symptoms among Workers Exposed to Cement Dust in Gauteng Province, South Africa - Asanda Mkulisi, South Africa
OP-156 - Improving environmental, occupational health and safety for small and micro-small enterprises in a mechanical craft village, outside of Hanoi, Vietnam - Hien Thi Thu Ngo, Vietnam
OP-157 - Occupational exposure to pesticides and symptoms of depression in agricultural workers. A systematic review - María Teresa Muñoz Quezada, Chile
OP-158 - Exposure to hydrocarbons and risk of bladder cancer in petroleum workers
- Tom Kristian Grimsrud, Norway
OP-159 - Glyphosate use and mosaic loss of chromosome Y among male farmers in the Agricultural Health Study
- Vicky C. Chang, USA

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PFAS and Health Outcomes (1)

Chair: Mei-Huei Chen, Taiwan Co-Chair: Jennifer Oliver, USA

OP-198 - Associations of socioeconomic factors and per- and polyfluoroalkyl substance exposure profiles in The Norwegian Mother, Father, and Child Cohort Study - Adriano Winterton, Norway
OP-199 - Per/poly fluoroalkyl substances induce lipid accumulation via the serotonergic signaling pathway in {Caenorhabditis elegans} - Chia Cheng Wei, Taiwan
OP-200 - Prenatal and early postnatal exposure to perfluoroalkyl substances and intelligence quotient score in 7-year-old children - Iben Have Beck, Denmark
OP-201 - Perfluoroalkyl Substances and Metabolic Dysregulations over the Life-course: A Longitudinal Metabolome Investigation using Causal Inference Framework - Vishal Midya, USA
OP-376 - Environmental Toxins and Liver Health: Association between Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and Liver Disease Risk - Xuehong Zhang, USA

EARLY MORNING SESSION 6
Climate adaptation research around the globe

Discussion facilitator - Gwen Collman, USA
Discussion facilitator - Robbie Parks, USA

Panelists: Fayez Abdulla, Meelan Thondoo, Joan Ballester, Marie Elisa Mequinteros, Nelsoun Gouveia

ORAL PRESENTATIONS 22
Environmental Inequalities and Health Risks (1)

Chair: Ming-Chieh Li, Taiwan Co-Chair: Ekta Chaudhary, India

OP-123 - Longitudinal disparities in air pollution exposure by racial residential segregation in the United States: a meta-analysis of harmonized multi-cohort - Carolyn A. Fahey, USA
OP-124 - A ‘synthetic population’ model for evaluating the impacts of city-level climate change mitigation policies on health and health inequalities - Filiz Karakas, UK
OP-125 - Sociodemographic Disparities in Mercury Exposure from U.S. Coal-Fired Powerplants
- Mona Dai, USA
OP-126 - The environmental conditions of mass incarceration: National estimates of environmental exposures impacting US incarcerated populations - Raenita Spriggs, USA
OP-128 - Geospatial modelling and socioeconomic inequalities of transportation, human, and nature-based sounds in Accra, Ghana - Sierra N Clark, UK

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Chemical Exposure and Birth Outcomes (2)

Chair: Margaret Karagas, USA Co-Chair: Aalekhya Reddam, USA 

OP-160 - Personal care product use and perfluoroalkyl substances in pregnant and postpartum women and adolescents in the United States and Canada - Amber M Hall, USA
OP-161 - Maternal arsenic exposure, folic acid use during early pregnancy and spina bifida risk: A case‒control study in Bangladesh - Chih Fu Wei, USA
OP-162 - Gestational blood levels of PFAS mixtures and associations with global DNA methylation in pregnant women and their infants - Gro D. Villanger, Norway
OP-163 - Exposure to organophosphate ester flame retardants and plasticizers (OPEs) during pregnancy and autism-related outcomes - Jennifer L Ames, USA
OP-164 - Pregnancy and early infancy exposure to endocrine disruptors and post-natal growth in a cohort relying on repeated urine collection - Marion Ouidir, France
OP-165 - Assessment of environmental sources of arsenic, lead, and cadmium exposure among pregnant women in rural, Bangladesh - Musa Baker, Bangladesh

EARLY MORNING SESSION 7
Transitioning from PhD to Postdoc

Moderators: Andy Tsung-Lin Tsai (Taiwan), Marine Savouré (France)

Aisha Dickerson, USA
Chau-Ren Jung, Taiwan
Kenza Khomsi, Morocco
Adetoun Mustapha, Nigeria

VIRTUAL ONLY AMERICAS (2)

Chair: TBA Co-Chair: Janice Ho, Hong Kong

VO-006 - Consistency of findings between experimental and observational analyses of placental mono-n-butyl phthalate (MnBP) and anti-androgenic effects - Jennifer Joan Adibi, USA
VO-007 - Integrating data across multiple sites in the northeastern United States to examine associations between prenatal metal mixtures and child cognition - Maria José Rosa, USA
VO-008 - Associations between Exposure to Persistent Organic Pollutants and Subsequent Body Composition Response to Bariatric Surgery - Nathan Joseph Cohen, USA
VO-009 - Associations between prenatal exposure Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances and liver fat content in Singaporean children - Sabiha Nasrin, USA
VO-010 - Longitudinal Dietary Fluoride Exposures in Association with Cardiometabolic Outcomes in School-Aged Children living in Mexico - Sandra India Aldana, USA
VO-011 - Ambient fine particulate matter exposure and risk of incident liver cancer in the NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study - Xiuqi Ma, USA

VIRTUAL ONLY EUROPE / AFRICA (2)

Chair: Adetoun Mustapha, Nigeria Co-Chair: TBA

VO-047 - A systematic review of exposure-response relationships between the exposome and children health
- Audrey Rocabois, France
VO-048 - Effects of ambient temperature on preterm birth, stillbirth, and low Apgar score in Soweto, South Africa: A case-crossover analysis - Cherie Part, UK
VO-049 - In utero exposure to synthetic phenols and phthalates and child respiratory health: a mixture analysis based on clustering - Claire Philippat, France
VO-050 - Environmental and social inequities in continental France: an analysis of exposure to heat, air pollution and lack of vegetation - Lucie Adélaïde, France
VO-051 - Rising food/fuel prices from the Russia-Ukraine war: Pay-as-you-go LPG consumption & food security impacts in a Kenyan informal urban settlement - Matthew Shupler, UK

VIRTUAL ONLY EUROPE / AFRICA (3)

Chair: Sun-Young Kim, Korea Co-Chair: Liang-Yu Lin, UK

VO-052 - Monitoring human-related Encephalitozoon spp. in farms from Makeni, Sierra Leone
- Antonio Peña Fernandez, UK
VO-053 - Association between long-term exposure to air pollution, risk of infection by SARS-CoV-2 virus and COVID-19 in the French CONSTANCES cohort - Emilie Burte, France
VO-054 - Health impact assessment of road traffic noise exposure – A case study of a pre- and post-densification scenario - Kristoffer Mattisson, Sweden
VO-055 - Municipality assessment of temperature-related respiratory morbidity risks in Norway
- Liliana Vázquez Fernández, Norway
VO-056 - Outdoor artificial light-at-night and cancer risk: an exposure assessment comparative study between DMSP, VIIRS and ISS satellite data - Manolis Kogevinas, Spain