New publication! We profiled ~1,800 PFAS in humans over 6 years using both targeted and untargeted analytical methods.
๐ Novel PFAS showed greater variability over time, and associated with broader metabolic changes than legacy compounds.
https://t.co/FftCC81kG2
Excited to share our new research in EHP, highlighting a potential link between NO2 exposure and increased ovarian cancer risk. This is the first US-wide study to report a positive association using individual-level air pollution data. @EHPonline@NIEHS https://t.co/Szwyk68jkc
thanks for the wonderful co-first author @Jennifer_Ish and co-authors Deborah Bookwalter, @epi_rena, @Katie_M_OBrien, Joel Kaufman, Dale Sandler, @alexandrajwhite
I'm recruiting #postdoc fellows! Please RT and share with anyone who may be interested and reach out if you have any questions. The fellow will primarily help with @NIEHS projects on #Exposomics, #MultiOmics, and #MaternalandChildHealth. Link to apply: https://t.co/OBWzOZaVDz
Our latest study investigates the impact of chemical hair product use on epigenetic age among Black and White women. Results show minimal associations, suggesting other biological pathways could link hair products to health outcomes. Explore the details: https://t.co/cAczCQBAxj
Worldwide, more and more people under 50 are developing cancers.
That global trend now includes Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, who announced Friday that she had been diagnosed with cancer.
What's behind this increase? @dylanlscott reports: https://t.co/MkMSSoULCd
๐ขNew Study Alert! We reviewed articles to see if PFAS exposures link to breast cancer risk. While no clear overall associations emerged, there's a hint of a positive association among studies with pre-diagnosis blood samples, highlighting the importance of study design.
Exceptional work led by my talented colleague in our newest study: Personal Care Product Use during Puberty and Incident Breast Cancer among Black, Hispanic/Latina, and White Women in a Prospective U.S.-Wide Cohort.
NEW RESEARCH: Personal Care Product Use during Puberty and Incident Breast Cancer among Black, Hispanic/Latina, and White Women in a Prospective U.S.-Wide Cohort โก๏ธ https://t.co/6XQEhZpq3H @NIEHS
Manuscript in press with @env_int_journal! We observed that use of some everyday personal care product mixtures are associated with hormone-sensitive cancers. Also my first time using qgcomp on frequency data. https://t.co/R3Dm7u55OF
Wondering if personal care product use is increasing exposure to chemicals of concern?
Johnson et al. analysed chemicals of concern on ingredient labels of 546 hair, skin, makeup, nail, ๐ ๐ฝ deodorant/perfume, & intimate care products in California โก๏ธ https://t.co/bn9QwVPNjr
The upcoming #ISEEnviEpiCourse will be conducted as a series of online webinars spread over 12 months. Each webinar will consist of two sessions: one theoretical recorded session and one synchronous applied session.
Learn more about the course: https://t.co/TF84Hs3GUE
Exciting news from our amazing summer intern on the recent publication! Our research found that air pollution is associated with epigenetic age in Black women. https://t.co/hGvYz4M4hu @alexandrajwhite@Jennifer_Ish