Beth Radke

Epidemiologist at US EPA

[ISEE Env Epi @ISEE_global]

🗓️The live summary of “Risk assessment and systematic review” by Prof. @BeRadke will be 18th November 16:30PM CET.

The recorded theoretical session by Prof. @BeRadke is already available on the #ISEEnviEpiCourse website: https://t.co/7kU4yNOaho
#environmental #epidemiology

[CALL TO ACTIVISM @CalltoActivism]

MUST-WATCH: This moving speech by Senator Raphael Warnock at the Harris campaign rally in Altanta, Georgia, will be remembered and watched for generations to come. Just wow.

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

@SandieHa1 @CAgovernor That's amazing! Congrats!

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

@nealhaddaway @EnvEvidence @PRISMAStatement My biggest pet peeve when peer reviewing systematic reviews.

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

@michaelharriot You keep using that word. I do not think it means what you think it means.

[ISEE Env Epi @ISEE_global]

Upcoming sessions of the #ISEEnviEpiCourse on community intervention trials.

Theoretical session by Prof. Jennifer Peel and applied sessions by Prof. John Balmes and Prof. Kalpana Balakrishnan 🗓️SDT 19th Feb 16:30 to 18:00PM CET, 20th Feb 9AM CET.

#environmental #epidemiology

[Environmental Health Perspectives @EHPonline]

NEW REVIEW: Expanded Systematic Evidence Map for Hundreds of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances (PFAS) and Comprehensive PFAS Human Health Dashboard ➡️ https://t.co/io6BqO4qEj @EPAresearch @ICF

[ISEE Env Epi @ISEE_global]

🗓️Next week we will have the applied sessions on “Time Series and Case-Crossover Studies” by Profs. @AnaVicedo9 (18th Dec 17PM CET) and @YumingGuo007 (19th Dec 9AM CET).

+ Info about #ISEEnviEpiCourse on the website 👇
https://t.co/7kU4yNNCrQ

[ISEE Env Epi @ISEE_global]

Exciting News! Join us in a year-long journey into the world of #Environmental #Epidemiology! We are thrilled to announce the ISEE Online Course on "Introduction to Environmental Epidemiology" starting in November 2023.

https://t.co/TF84Hs4eKc

#ISEEnviEpiCourse

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

We are hiring an epidemiologist at EPA in the Chemical and Pollutant Assessment Division, which includes the IRIS Program! Great place to work and opportunity for large impact on public health. https://t.co/qUQSeboewv #epitwitter

[GRADE Working Group @GRADE_WG]

#GRADESplit2023 Beth Radke from EPA assessing #riskofbias across studies, eg in #systematicreviews, in exposure studies ⁦@GRADE_WG⁩ - helpful to@understand the impact of confounding and other bias issues.

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

Excited to share this invited perspective. It addresses PFAS and PCOS specifically, but the challenges are relevant to any outcome and exposure mixture. #EPA #epitwitter
#PFAS #environnement

[Environmental Health Perspectives @EHPonline]

NEW INVITED PERSPECTIVE: Challenges in Evaluating the Effect of Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substance Mixtures on Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome ➡️ https://t.co/IMw3PjAQrj @EPAresearch

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

Rachel is part of my branch and we are so lucky to have her!

[U.S. EPA @EPA]

Meet Rachel, an epidemiologist within @EPAresearch's Integrated Risk Information System (IRIS) program.

We're excited to share her work at EPA with you this #WomensHistoryMonth! 🧵

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

EPA is hiring students! This is an opportunity for students to get a paid internship, which can continue as long as you are a student and increase your ability to get hired permanently. https://t.co/qiUsG7feAn
#environment #epitwitter @IseeSnrn

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

The IRIS Handbook is available! It has taken many years by many people. It is our go to resource for how the IRIS Program at EPA develops our health assessments, including systematic review methodology. See it here: https://t.co/E9OMyeXY2F #systematicreview #environmental

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

In addition to informing on PFAS, I hope this can serve as a good example of a systematic evidence map of epidemiology data - I have found very few to emulate. #epitwitter

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

I am so pleased this is available. This evidence map includes study evaluation and data extraction for epi studies of 150 PFAS. TLDR: most PFAS have no epi data and trying to assess and regulate them one at a time is like a game of whack a mole. #epitwitter #environmental #PFAS

[Environmental Health Perspectives @EHPonline]

NEW REVIEW: Epidemiology Evidence for Health Effects of 150 Per- and Polyfluoroalkyl Substances: A Systematic Evidence Map. Read the article ➡️ https://t.co/JdDG3mufji @EPAresearch

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

"For researchers, it can assist in identifying data gaps for future research. For regulatory and other agencies conducting health assessments, it can be used to prioritize PFAS for further review/evaluation of toxicity."

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

@rshaffer14 Followed by another symposium on harmonizing chemical assessments

[Beth Radke @BeRadke]

So proud of members of my EPA IRIS branch presenting a symposium on use of epidemiology evidence in risk assessment. @rshaffer14 #ISEE2022