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Welcome messages
Welcome messages
Welcome from Co-chairs
Welcome from ISES President
Seung-Joon Yoon
President,
National Institute of Environmental Research,
Ministry of Environment
Chair,
2010 ISEE Organizing Committee
Dong-Chun Shin
Professor
Yonsei University College of Medicine
Chair
2010 ISES Organizing Committee
Dear Colleagues:
We welcome you to Seoul for the 2010 Joint Conference of the International Society of Exposure
Science (ISES) and the International Society of Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE).
The conference theme, “Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health”, reflects diversity of
environmental health issues, development of exposure techniques, and new epidemiological
approach. The theme is enhanced by participation of professionals from our diverse membership from
all around the world.
There will be a number of plenary sessions with leading international speakers and several hundred
presentations organized into oral presentations, posters and thematic symposia. We are looking for
detailed studies of specific topics as well as broader presentations in the fields of environment and
health. We will also provide many opportunities for networking.
Seoul has been the capital of Korea since the fourteenth century and has developed into a bustling
metropolis, acting as the hub of Asia for political, economic, social, and cultural aspects. In Seoul, you
can find ancient palaces and historical museums, as well as modern buildings, fancy shops, excellent
restaurants, concert halls and theatres.
Unique opportunities for interaction, access to new knowledge and innovative technologies and
applications to environmental health science among worldwide research leaders will be provided at
the conference.
We hope that all who attend to the conference will engage to advances in our important fields. The
conference will be successful by your active participation and enjoyment.
We look forward to seeing you in Seoul, 2010.
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Tina Bahadori
ISES President (2009-2010)
On behalf of the Officers and Councilors of the International Society of Exposure Science (ISES), I
would like to welcome you to the 2010 Joint Conference of the International Society of Exposure
Science (ISES) and International Society for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE). 2010 marks the 20th
anniversary of the formal establishment of ISES, and we have spent much of the past year mobilizing
our Society to meet the environmental and public health challenges of 21st century. The theme of this
year’s conference, Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health underscores the promise of
technology as an enabler of more sustainable and healthier environments. It also reminds us that each
innovation and evolution in science and technology can bear unintended and unacceptable
consequences, and that we must be thoughtful—and even prescient –as we embrace the promises.
Joint international meetings such as this year’s in the intriguing city of Seoul provide the opportunity
to transcend disciplinary, political, and cultural silos, and to work together toward global solutions for
environmental health challenges.
I would like to thank the conference co-chairs, Dong-Chun Shin and Seung-Joon Yoon, the co-chairs of
the Steering Committee, Kiyoung Lee and Yun-Chul Hong, as well as the members of the Organizing,
Steering, Scientific, and International Advisory Committees for their tireless efforts to organize this
meeting. Many thanks also to the East Asia Chapter of ISES for helping to grow and broaden the
impact of exposure science in this region. ISES would also like to acknowledge the support of the
sponsors of the meeting whose generous support also allowed us to provide travel grants for students
and organize several important sessions for students and new researchers.
As you make your way through the impressive and diverse program of the 2010 conference, I hope you
will make time to interact with colleagues and friends, seek opportunities to collaborate and leverage
the impact of your research, greet a student, and offer to mentor a new researcher. I look forward to
sharing a productive and informative meeting with all the participants.
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Welcome messages
Committee
Welcome from ISEE President
Organizing Committee
Dean Baker
ISEE President (2009-2010)
On behalf of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology, I welcome you to Seoul for the
2010 Joint Conference of the International Society of Exposure Science and the International Society
for Environmental Epidemiology (ISEE). I note with pride that this meeting is the 22nd annual
conference of the ISEE and that our Society has continued to grow over the years, reflecting the
worldwide scientific and professional interest in our field.
The Conference Organizing committee has planned an outstanding meeting of symposia, papers, and
posters with opportunities to discuss many of the environmental health issues facing our global
environment. We hope you will take advantage of this opportunity to participate in interesting
discussions, meet with colleagues, and forge new collaborations. I would like to thank Dr. Yun-Chul
Hong and Dr. Kiyoung Lee who collaborated closely with the two Societies in organizing the
conference. I want to acknowledge their significant contributions and the efforts of their colleagues,
staff, and volunteers in organizing the conference.
The success of the conference now rests on your collective shoulders, in your presentations and
participation. I encourage you to experience as much as you can, to meet new colleagues, to debate
scientific perspectives, and, of course, to take some time to enjoy this wonderful city.
Again, welcome to Seoul, and to the 2010 ISES-ISEE Conference.
Bae, Sung Keun / Changwon National University
Cheong, Hae-Kwan / Sungkyunkwan University
Choi, Seung Il / Korea University
Hong, Yun-Chul / Seoul National University
Jang, Jae-Yeon / Ajou University
Jeon, Eui Chan / Sejong University
Jeong, Gyu Hyeok / Sungkyunkwan University
Kim, Geun Bae / National Institute of Environmental Research
Kim, Hak Joo / National Institute of Environmental Research
Kim, Hyun-Duck / Seoul National University
Kim, Min Young
/ Research Institute of Public Health & Environment, Seoul
Kim, Yoon Shin / Hanyang University
Kim, Young Joon / Gwangju Institute of Science and Technology
Ko, Yun Hwa / Korea LPG Association
Lee, Jong Koo / Korea Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Lee, Sang-Il / Sungkyunkwan University
Ohrr, Hee Choul / Yonsei University
Paek, Do Myung / Seoul National University
Paik, Jong Min / Catholic University of Pusan
Roh, Jae Hoon / Yonsei University
Shin, Dong Chun(Cochair) / Yonsei University
Yoon, Seung-Joon(Co-chair)
/ National Institute of Environmental Research
* The list is arranged in alphabetical order by committee’s last name.
Steering Committee
Tina Bahadori / American Chemistry Council
Dean Baker / University of California, Irvine
Antonia Calafat / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Yun-Chul Hong (Co-chair)
/ Seoul National University College of Medicine
Kiyoung Lee(Co-chair)
/ Seoul National University School of Public Health
Francine Laden / Harvard School of Public Health
Cliff Weisel
/ University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Dan Wartenberg
/ Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences Institute,
UMDNJ-RW Johnson Medical School
* The list is arranged in alphabetical order by committee’s last name.
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Committee
Committee
Scientific Committee
International Advisory Committee
Bae, Gwi-Nam / Korea Institute of Science and Technology Baek, Sung Ok / Youngnam University
John Adgate / University of Minnesota
Ben Armstrong / London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Chang, Yoon Seok / Pohang University of Science and Technology Choi, Jae wook / Korea University
Ed Avol / University of Southern California
Tina Bahadori / American Chemistry Council
Choi, Kyung Hee / National Institute of Environmental Research Choi, Kyung Ho / Seoul National University
Dean Baker / University of California, Irvine
Kalpana Balakrishnan
/ Sri Ramachandra Medical College & Research Institute
Dana Barr / Centers for Disease Control
Mike Brauer / University of British Columbia
Bert Brunekreef / Utrecht University
Antonia Calafat / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
Chang Chuan Chan / National Taiwan University
David Christiani / Harvard School of Public Health
Robert Clickner / Westat
Aaron Cohen / Health Effects Institute
Peter Egeghy / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Tony Fletcher / London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
Natalie Freeman / University of Florida
Alison Geyh / Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
Philip Grandjean / University of Southern Denmark
How-Ran Guo / National Cheng Kung University
Xinbio Guo / Peking University
Yashusi Honda / University of Tsukuba
Jane Hoppin / National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences
Howard Hu / University of Michigan
Elaine A. Cohen Hubal / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Matti Jantunen / National Public Health Institute
Olivier Jolliet / University of Michigan
Holger Koch / BGFA, Bochum, Germany
Ha, Eun Hee / Ewha Womans University
Ha, Mi Na / Dankook University
Han, Daikwon / Texas A&M
Hong, Seung Cheol / Inje University
Hong, Young Seoub / Donga University
Jo, Wan-Kuen / Kyungpook National University
Kang, Dae Hee / Seoul National University
Kim, Dae Seon / National Institute of Environmental Research
Kim, He Kap / Kangwon National University
Kim, Heon / Chungbuk National University
Kim, Ho / Seoul National University
Kim, Pan-Gyi / Yongin University
Kim, Shin-Do / University of Seoul
Kwon, Ho-Jang / Dankook University
Lee, Byung Kook / Soonchunhyang University
Lee, Jong Tae / Korea University
Leem, Jong Han / Inha University
Lee, Kiyoung / Seoul National University
Lim, Hyun-Sul / Dongkook University
Lim, Young Wook / Yonsei University
Moon, Jai Dong / Jeonnam National University
Park, Kwang Sik / Dongduk Women’s University
Park, Won Hoon(CHAIR)
/ Korea Academy of Science and Technology
Sheen, Yhun Y. / Ewha Women’s University
Francine Laden / Harvard School of Public Health
Jennifer Lantz / Bayer Crop Science
Sohn, Jong Ryeul / Korea University
Son, Bu Soon / Soonchunhyang University
Paul Lioy / University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Anthony McMichael / Australian National University
Yang, Ji Yeon / Yonsei University
Yang, Wonho / Catholic University of Daegu
Sumi Mehta / Health Effects Institute
Lidia Morawska / Queensland University of Technology
Yoon, Je Yong / Seoul National University
Yu, Seung Do / National Institute of Environmental Research
Chisato Mori / Chiba University
Satochi Nakai / Yokohama University
Lucas Neas / Environmental Protection Agency
Mark Nieuwenhuijsen / The Centre for Research on
Environmental Epidemiology
Marie O’Neil / University of Michigan
Mary Kay O’Rourke / University of Arizona
Haluk Ozkaynak / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Beate Ritz / University of California, Los Angeles
Linda S. Sheldon / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Peter Sly / Telethon Institute for Child Health Research
Kirk Smith / University of California Berkeley
John Spengler / Harvard School of Public Health
Anthony Staines / Dublin City University
Hellen Suh / Harvard School of Public Health
* The list is arranged in alphabetical order by committee’s last name.
Shilu Tong / Queensland University of Technology
Nicolle Tulve / U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Cliff Weisel / University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey
Toshihide Tsuda
/ Okayama University Graduate School of Environmental Science
Dan Wartenberg / Environmental & Occupational Health
Sciences Institute, UMDNJ-RW Johnson Medical School
Chit Ming Wong / University of Hong Kong
Chonghuai Yan / Shanghai Jiao Tong University Medical School Yukio Yanagisawa / University of Tokyo
Jim Zhang / University of Medicine & Dentistry of New Jersey
* The list is arranged in alphabetical order by committee’s last name.
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Program at a Glance
Floor Plan
Coex InterContinental Hotel - B1
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Floor Plan
Floor Plan
Coex InterContinental Hotel - 30F
Coex Convention Center - 1F
Date & Time
10:30-12:00
12:00-13:30
8/29
13:30-15:00
16:30-18:00
10:30-12:00
12:00-13:30
8/30
13:30-15:00
16:30-18:00
10:30-12:00
12:00-13:30
8/31
13:30-15:00
16:30-18:00
10:30-12:00
9/1
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GB 101
O-29A1
LS-29
S-29B1
S-29C1
S-30A1
LS-30
S-30B1
S-30C1
O-31A1
LS-31
O-31B1
S-31C1
O-01A1
GB 102
O-29A2
LS-29
O-29B2
S-29C2
O-29A2
LS-29
O-29B2
S-29C2
S-31A2
LS-31
S-31B2
S-31C2
O-01A2
GB 103
O-29A3
LS-29
S-29B3
S-29C3
O-30A3
LS-30
O-30B3
O-30C3
O-31A3
LS-31
S-31B3
O-31C3
S-01A3
GB 104
S-29A4
LS-29
O-29B4
S-29C4
O-30A4
LS-30
S-30B4
O-30C4
S-31A4
LS-31
O-31B4
S-31C4
S-01A4
GB 105
O-29A5
LS-29
S-29B5
O-29C5
O-30A5
LS-30
O-30B5
S-30C5
O-31A5
LS-31
O-31B5
S-31C5
O-01A5
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Floor Plan
Floor Plan
Coex Convention Center - 2F
Coex Convention Center - 3F
8/29
8/30
8/31
9/1
12
Date & Time
07:30-08:30
10:30-12:00
13:30-15:00
16:30-18:00
07:30-08:30
10:30-12:00
13:30-15:00
16:30-18:00
07:30-08:30
10:30-12:00
13:30-15:00
16:30-18:00
10:30-12:00
ISES-ISEE 2010
203
MT-29-1
O-29A6
S-29B6
S-29C6
MT-30-1
O-30A6
O-30B6
O-30C6
MT-31-1
O-31A6
O-31B6
O-31C6
S-01A6
208
MT-29-2
S-29A7
S-29B7
O-29C7
MT-30-2
O-30A7
O-30B7
O-30C7
MT-31-2
S-31A7
O-31B7
O-31C7
S-01A7
8/29
8/30
8/31
Date & Time
08:30-10:00
10:30-12:00
13:30-15:00
16:30-18:00
08:30-10:00
10:30-12:00
13:30-15:00
16:30-18:00
08:30-10:00
10:30-12:00
13:30-15:00
16:30-18:00
Auditorium
PL-29-1
Hall E3
Hall E4
S-29A8
S-29B8
O-29C8
O-29A9
O-29B9
S-29C9
O-30A8
O-30B8
S-30C8
S-30A9
S-30B9
S-30C9
S-31A8
S-31B8
O-31C8
O-31A9
S-31B9
O-31C9
PL-30-1
PL-31-1
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Exhibition
Daily Programs
Exhibition
28 August, Saturday
Period
29 – 31 August
08:30 – 18:00
1 September
08:30 – 12:00
Welcome Reception
& Student Poster
Competition
Harmony Ballroom
Pre-Conference Workshops
Moderato
ApolloⅠ
VivaceⅡ
AllegroⅠ
AllegroⅡ
VivaceⅠ
8:30
9:00
List of Exhibitors
9:30
Booth No.
List of Exhibitors
1
Seoul Metropolitan Government Research Institute of Public Health & Environment
10:00
2
National Institute of Environmental Research
10:30
3
Korea Institute of Machinery and Materials
4
The Korean Association of Environmental Health Centers
5
NEODIN Medical Institute
6
Korea Institute of Science and Technology
7
The Korean Society of Environmental Health and Toxicology
8
Korean Research Project on the Integrated Exposure Assessment to Hazardous Materials for Food Safety (KRIEFS)
9
Institute of Environmental Medicine, Seoul National University Medical Research Center
Workshop 2
Writing and
Publishing
Environmental
Epidemiology
Papers
11:00
Workshop 4
Workshop 8
Black Carbon
Risk Assessment
Ultrafine and Fine
for Chemical
PM Monitoring in
Exposure :
Exposure and
Methods and
Epidemiology
Applicaton
Studies
11:30
12:00
12:30
13:00
13:30
Workshop 1
Bayesian
Methods for
Spatial
Epidemiology
Workshop 3
A Library for
Environmental
Time Series
Analysis in R
(ares)
Workshop 5
Statistical
Methods for
Evaluating air
Pollution and
Temperature
Effects on Human
Health
14:00
14:30
15:00
15:30
16:00
16:30
Workshop 6
Public Health and
Air Pollution in
Workshop 7
Asia(PAPA) - A
Childeren’s
Forum for Further Environmental
Development with
Health
New Scopes and
Participants
Workshop 9
Disease Mapping
Using Generalized
Additive Models
17:00
17:30
18:00
18:30 Welcome Reception &
Student Poster
19:00
Competition
19:30
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Daily Programs
Daily Programs
29 August, Sunday
29 August, Sunday
Plenary
Session
Poster
Session
Auditorium
Halll E1~2 & Lobby
Oral & Symposia & Morning Training Sessions
101
102
103
Oral & Symposia & Morning Training Sessions
104
7:30
7:30
8:00
8:00
8:30
9:00
10:00
203
208
Halll E-3
MT-01
General Session:
“Consortia in Environmental
Epidemiology”
MT-02
NR/Student Presentation:
“Presenting Yourself
Successfully”
Halll E-4
8:30
Plenary
PL-01 & 02
Environmental
Sustainability and Health
9:00
9:30
9:30
Coffee Break
Lobby
10:00
10:30
O-29A1
O-29A2
O-29A3
Climate Change and Work Environment and Air Pollution - LongEnvironmental Health I Respiratory Effects
Term Health Effects
11:00
11:30
S-29A4
Enhancing Exposure
Assessment for Air
Pollution Health Studies:
EPA/NERL Cooperative
Agreement Program
12:00
13:00
S-29B1
Climate Change and
Population Health
14:00
O-29B2
O-29B3
Air Pollution Environmental
Cardiovascular Health Exposure and Cancer
Effects
Risk
14:30
O-29B4
Chemicals and
Environmental Health
Issues : Persistent
Organic Chemicals
15:00
17:00
17:30
ISES-ISEE 2010
O-29A5
Biomarkers
and Biomonitoring I
O-29A6
Indoor and Built
Environment I
S-29A7
S-29A8
O-29A9
Arsenic Crisis in the
What Do We Know About
Noise, Emerging
Ganges Delta: What Have
Modes of Influenza
Environmental Problems
We Learned? (Part I)
Transmission
and Health
11:30
12:30
13:30
14:00
14:30
Luncheon Speech
LS-29
Traffic-Related Air Pollution :
A Critical Review of the
Literature on Emissions,
Exposure, and Health Effects
S-29B8
O-29B5
S-29B6
S-29B7
Is It Possible to Control
Chemical Exposures
WHO-ISS Symposium:
Arsenic Crisis in the
Aerosol Transmission and
During Pregnancy and
Health in Contaminated Ganges Delta: What Have
Can We Resolve
Development and Disease Sites : Experiences, Needs,
We Learned?
Uncertainties?
in Infants
Priorities
(Part II)
(ISIAQ Symposium)
S-29B9
Solvent Exposure in
Petrochemical Industry
15:00
Poster
Presen-tation
15:30
16:00
16:30
11:00
13:00
13:30
15:30
10:30
12:00
Luncheon Speech
LS-29
Traffic-Related Air Pollution : A Critical Review of the Literature on Emissions,
Exposure, and Health Effects
12:30
16
105
16:00
S-29C1
Maternal Exposure to
Persistent Toxic
Substances and
Pregnancy Outcomes
in the Asia-Pacific
Region
S-29C2
Exposure to and
Health Effects of
Traffic-Related
Pollution
SS-29C3
Outdoor Air Pollution
and Health in the
Developing Countries
of Asia: A Critical
Review
16:30
S-29C4
Air Pollution -Effects
on Fetal Growth and
Children’s Health
17:00
17:30
S-29C5
Environmental Toxicology
& Nanotechnology and
Health
S-29C6
Adverse Reproductive
Outcomes and
Disinfection Byproduct
Exposure
O-29C7
Manganese and Children's
Health
O-29C8
S-29C9
Low Level Exposure to
Environmental Asbestos
Environmental
Problems
Contaminants and Health I
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Daily Programs
Daily Programs
30 August, Monday
30 August, Monday
Plenary Session
Poster Session
Auditorium
Halll E-1~2 & Lobby
Oral & Symposia & Morning Training Sessions
101
102
104
7:30
7:30
8:00
8:00
8:30
9:00
10:00
Coffee Break
Lobby
S-30A1
Travel-time Air Pollution
S-30A2
O-30A3
Exposure, Energy Expenditure, The Cardiovascular
Climate Change and
and Health Outcomes: Use of Effect of Air Pollution in
Environmental Health II
New Technologies and
East Asia
Results
12:00
Halll E-4
10:30
11:00
11:30
O-30A4
Chemicals and
Environmental
Health Issues :
Bisphenol A and
Flame Retardants
O-30A5
Air Pollution Spatial Analysis
O-30A8
Special Work
Environment and
Health
S-30A9
Methylmercury,
Minamata and
Modern Menaces
O-30A6
Exposure
Assessment by
Various Media and
Pathways I
O-30A7
Indoor and Built
Environment II
O-30B6
Exposure
Assessment by
Various Media and
Pathways II
O-30B7
Various
Methodologies in
Environmental
Health Research
S-30B9
Importance of Exposure
O-30B8
Assessment in
Occupational and
Environmental Epidemiologic
Environmental Cancer
Investigations Involving
Vulnerable Populations
O-30C6
Reproductive
Health and
Environment
O-30C7
Chemicals and
Environmental
Health Issues:
Phthalate Exposure
S-30C8
Long-term Health
Impact of Chemical
Exposure
(Oil Spill and Dioxin)
12:00
Luncheon Speech
LS-30
Environmental Health Policy of Korea
12:30
13:00
12:30
Luncheon Speech
LS-30
Environmental Health Policy of Korea
13:00
13:30
S-30B1
S-30B2
Addressing Limitations Applications of Exposure
and Improving LUR
Biomarkers and
Models for Estimating
Aggregate Exposure
Exposure in Air Pollution
Measures in
Health Studies
Epidemiological Studies
14:00
14:30
13:30
O-30B3
Biomarkers and
Biomonitoring II
14:00
14:30
15:00
S-30B4
Use of Technology in
O-30B5
the SUPERB Study
Outdoor/Indoor/
(Study of Use of
Home Environment
Products and
and Children's Health
Exposure-Related
Behaviors)
15:00
Poster
Presentation
15:30
16:00
16:00
16:30
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Halll E-3
10:00
11:30
17:30
208
9:30
11:00
17:00
203
MT-01
MT-02
General Session:
NR/Student
“Environmental Health
Presentation:
Perspectives: Responding
“Beginning and
to Journal Reviewers an Becoming Established
Editor’s Perspective”
in Academia”
9:00
10:30
15:30
105
8:30
Plenary
PL-01 & 02
Emerging Technology and
Environmental Health
9:30
18
Oral & Symposia & Morning Training Sessions
103
S-30C9
Air Quality and
Health in Southeast
and East Asia
S-30C2
Nano-Particles and
Semi-Volatile Organic
Compounds
(SVOCs) in Indoor
Environments: The Effect of
Interacting Sources on Human
Exposures
16:30
O-30C3
Air Pollution Indoor Air Quality
and Health Effects
17:00
17:30
O-30C4
Heavy Metals and
Children's Health
S-30C5
Health Impact
Assessment of
Atmospheric
Pollution at
Regional Dcale and
Sustainable
Development
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Daily Programs
Daily Programs
31 August, Tuesday
31 August, Tuesday
Plenary Session
Poster Session
Oral & Symposia & Morning Training Sessions
Auditorium
Halll E-1~2 & Lobby
101
102
104
7:30
7:30
8:00
8:00
8:30
8:30
9:00
Award Plenary
AP-31
10:00
105
203
208
MT-31-1
General Session:
New Cohorts and
Exposure Methods
MT-31-2
NR/Student
Presentation:
Grant Writing and Future
Funding Opportunitie
Halll E-3
Halll E-4
O-31A6
Exposure
Assessment by
Various media and
Pathways III
S-31A7
Consumer Product
Exposure
Assessment in
Asia/Pacific Region
S-31A8
Sustainability: The
Case of Buildings in
the Shadow of
Climate Change
(ISIAQ Symposium)
O-31A9
Emerging Infectious
Disease and
Environmental
Factors
O-31B7
Water, Waste and
Health
S-31B8
Exposure and Susceptibility
Biomarkers and
their Potential
Application in
Epidemiological Studies of
Disinfection Byproducts
S-31B9
Microbial Exposure
Science: Norovirus
and other Enteric
Viruses in
Groundwater
O-31C8
Heavy Metals and
Health
O-31C9
Natural Disasters
and Health
9:00
9:30
9:30
Coffee Break
Lobby
10:00
10:30
O-31A1
Air Pollution -Sand Dust
and Coarse Particles
11:00
11:30
S-31A2
O-31A3
Assessment
Interaction of
Methodology for Newly
Environmental and Genetic
Emerging Exposures in
Factors in Health and
Environmental
Development
Epidemiology
12:00
Luncheon Speech
LS-31
Healthy Urban Environment
O-31B1
Climate Change and
Environmental Health III
14:00
14:30
S-31B2
Air Quality and
Exposures in
Transportation
Environments
(ISIAQ Symposium)
S-31B3
Persistent Organic
Pollutants: New Risk
Factors for Chronic
Diseases
ISES-ISEE 2010
Luncheon Speech
LS-31
Healthy Urban Environment
13:30
14:00
O-31B4
Chemicals and
Children's Health
O-31B5
Air Pollution Social Factors
O-31B6
Health Impact
Assessment and
Burden of Disease
15:00
Poster
Presentation
15:30
16:00
17:30
O-31A5
Spatial
Epidemiology
14:30
15:00
17:00
11:30
S-31A4
Science as Support
for EU Policy
Development in
Environmental Health
13:00
13:30
16:30
11:00
12:30
13:00
15:30
10:30
12:00
12:30
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103
16:00
S-31C1
Integrating
Environmental
S-31C2
Sciences and
Longitudinal Birth Cohort
Epidemiology in
Studies in Asia
Education, Research, and
Training of Public Health
Practitioners
16:30
O-31C3
Air Pollution-Short-term
Health Effects
17:00
17:30
S-31C5
S-31C4
Formaldehyde and
Environmental
O-31C6
O-31C7
Volatile Organic
Exposures for
Compounds (VOCs) in Indoor Environmental Health Statistical Methods in
Environments: Linking Effects on Susceptible
SVOCs, Human
Environmental
Sources and Human
Uptake and Health
Populations
Health Research
Exposures
(ISIAQ Symposium)
(ISIAQ Symposium)
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Daily Programs
Featured Speakers - Plenary Speakers
1 September, Wednesday
29 August, Sunday
Plenary Poster
Session Session
Auditorium
Halll E-1~2
& Lobby
[PL-29] Environmental Sustainability and Health
Oral & Symposia
101
102
103
104
105
203
208
7:30
9:00
9:30
10:00
[PL-29-1] How Healthy is Our Planet?
John D. Spengler
Professor
Environmental Health, EER Program, Harvard School of Public Health, USA
8:00
8:30
Halll Halll
E-3 E-4
Time_08:30- 10:00 Room_Auditorium
Plenary
PL-011&2
Environmental
Justice
Coffee Break
Lobby
O-01A5
S-01A7
Problems
O-01A2
Outdoor Air
Regarding
S-01A6
Pollution from
Policy, Risk
S-01A3
S-01A4
Socioeconomic Exposure
Residential
Perception, Risk Environment Re-evaluating
Status and Assessment
Wood
Assessment, al Threats to
Exposure
Bulnerability / and Health
Combustion
Management the Health of Science for 21st
Urban Planning, Effects of
and
and
Children
Century
Green and
Silica
Associated
Communication
Sustainable
Health Effects
Development
10:30
11:00
11:30
12:00
John Spengler is the Akira Yamaguchi Professor of Environmental Health and Human Habitation
in the Department of Environmental Health at the Harvard School of Public Health. He has
conducted research in the areas of personal monitoring, air pollution health effects and indoor
air pollution. Several investigations have focused on housing design and its effects on ventilation rates, building
materials’ selection, energy consumption, and total environmental quality in homes. Prof. Spengler is co-editor of
three books: Indoor Air Quality Handbook (2000); Particles in Our Air: Concentrations and Health Effects (1996); and
Indoor Air Pollution: A Health Perspective (1991). He serves on the National Academies’ (NA) Institute of Medicine
Roundtable for Environmental Health, recently chaired an NA Committee on Green Schools, and currently serves as
chair of the NA Committee on the Effect of Climate Change on Indoor Air Quality and Public Health. In 2003, Prof.
Spengler was recipient of the Heinz Award for the Environment; and in 2008, he was honored by the International
Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate’s Academy of Fellows with the Max von Pettenkofer award for distinguished
contributions to the field of indoor air science.
[PL-29-2] Environmental Limits on Human Longevity
Alistair Woodward
Professor and Head of School of Population Health
School of Population Health, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, University of
Auckland, New Zealand
12:30
O-01A1
WHO/UNEP
Climate
Change and
Health in
Asia-
13:00
13:30
14:00
14:30
15:00
Alistair Woodward has been Head of the School of Population Health since 2004. His first
degree was in medicine and he undertook his postgraduate training in public health in the UK.
He has a Ph.D. in epidemiology from the University of Adelaide. Prior to taking up his post at University of Auckland
he was Professor of Public Health at University of Otago Wellington. Research interests include tobacco control,
radio-frequency radiation and cancer, transport policy and climate change. He has worked for the World Health
Organization throughout the Pacific, and contributed to the last three assessment reports of the Intergovernmental
Panel on Climate Change. He and Rita Colwell will be leading the health writing team for the next report of the IPCC
which starts in 2011.
15:30
16:00
16:30
17:00
17:30
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Featured Speakers - Plenary Speakers
Featured Speakers - Plenary Speakers
30 August, Monday
1 September, Wednesday
[PL-30] Emerging Technology and Environmental Health
[PL-01] Environmental Justice
Time_08:30- 10:00 Room_Auditorium
Time_08:30- 10:00 Room_Auditorium
[PL-30-1] Innovation Opportunities and Implications to EH
[PL-01-1] Transfer of Hazardous Materials and Toxic Waste to
Developing Countries
Alan C. Lloyd
Jinhui Li
President
International Council on Clean Transportation, USA
Professor
Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, Tsinghua University, China
Dr. Alan C. Lloyd is the President of the International Council on Clean Transportation. He served
as the Secretary of the California Environmental Protection Agency from 2004 through February
2006. During Dr. Lloyd's tenure at Cal/EPA, the agency implemented a variety of programs and
initiatives including the Climate Action Initiative, the California Electronic Recycling Act, the California Hydrogen
Highway Network, and the California Stationary Fuel Cell Collaborative.
Dr. Lloyd's current work focuses on the viable future of advanced technology and renewable fuels, with attention to
urban air quality issues and global climate change. A proponent of alternate fuels, electric drive and fuel cell vehicles
eventually leading to a hydrogen economy, Dr. Lloyd was the 2003 Chairman of the California Fuel Cell Partnership
and is a co-founder of the California Stationary Fuel Cell collaborative. He earned both his B.S. in Chemistry and Ph.D.
in Gas Kinetics at the University College of Wales, Aberystwyth, UK
[PL-30-2] Application to Environmental Studies/Researches
Ashok Mulchandani
Professor
Chemical and Environmental Engineering, University of California, Riverside, USA
Dr. Ashok Mulchandani is a Professor in the Department of Chemical and Environmental
Engineering at the University of California and the Editor-in-Chief of the Applied Biochemistry
and Biotechnology journal. He is elected Fellow of the American Association for Advancement of
Science and the American Institute for Medical and Biological Engineering. Prof. Mulchandani has published more
than 400 peer-reviewed journal publications, book chapters, and conference proceedings articles and abstracts. He
has co-edited four textbooks that include very popular Enzyme and Microbial Biosensors: Protocols and Techniques
and Affinity Biosensors: Protocol and Techniques. His primary research interest is in the broad area of “BioNanotechnology” with the overarching goal of developing technologies for the improvement of the quality of life. He
applies the tools of biotechnology and nanotechnology for the creation of novel (bio)analytical devices/assays,
(bio)remediation technologies, nanomaterial synthesis and protein-based memories.
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Jinhui LI. Ph. D, Professor. Got his PhD in Research Center for Eco-Environmental
Sciences,Chinese Academy of Sciences in 1997. His research areas include the recycling and disposal technology of
E-waste and hazardous waste, the policy and management on solid waste with an emphasis on e-wastes and
hazardous waste, the disposal and treatment engineering of hazardous waste, soil pollution remediation, and
environmental risk assessment. Since 1997, he works in the Department of Environmental Science and Engineering,
Tsinghua University, as a Postdoctoral researcher, associate professor, and professor. Now he acts as the executive
secretary of Basel Convention Coordinating Center for Asia and the Pacific, who are one of the 14 regional centers
under the Basel Convention on the Control of Transboundary Movements of Hazardous Wastes and Their Disposal
and one of the 8 regional centers under the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants.
[PL-01-2] Climate Change and Environmental Justice
Kirk Smith
Professor
Environmental Health Sciences, University of California, USA
Prof. Smith is Professor of Global Environmental Health and is also founder and coordinator of
the campus-wide Masters Program in Global Health and Environment. Previously, he was
founder and head of the Energy Program of the East-West Center in Honolulu, where he still
holds appointment as Adjunct senior Fellow in Environment and Health after moving to Berkeley in 1995. He serves
on a number of national and international scientific advisory committees including the Global Energy Assessment,
National Research Councils Board on Atmospheric Science and Climate, the Executive Committee for WHO Air
Quality Guidelines, and the International Comparative Risk Assessment. He participated along with many other
scientists in the IPCC's 3rd and 4th assessments and thus shared the 1997 Nobel Peace Prize. He hold visiting
professorships in India and China and bachelors, masters, and doctoral degrees from UC Berkeley in 1997, was
elected member in the US National Academy of Sciences, one of the highest honors awarded to US Scientists by
their peers. In 1999, he received the ISES Wesolowski Award and, in 2009, the Heinz Prize in Environment.
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Featured Speakers - Award Plenary Speaker
31 August, Tuesday
[AP-31] Award Plenary
Featured Speakers - Luncheon Speakers
29 August, Sunday
Time_08:30- 10:00 Room_Auditorium
[LS-29] Traffic-Related Air Pollution: A Critical Review of the Literature on
Emissions, Exposure,and Health Effects
Time_12:00- 12:30 Room_Auditorium
Frank E. Speizer
Professor of Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Health, Harvard School of Public Health
Edward H. Kass Professor
Medicine Harvard Medical School Senior Physician
Department of Medicine Brigham and Women's Hospital
Dr. Speizer's work for over 40 years has fundamentally focused on the natural history of respiratory diseases and in
the studies of environmental risk factors for chronic diseases including risks for cancer and cardiorespiratory
diseases. The projects involved population based studies of large groups of subjects who were identified because of
acute and chronic exposure to indoor and outdoor air pollutants and monitored for symptoms, pulmonary, and cardiac
function. Several studies have been directed toward understanding the long term consequences of chronic exposure
to cigarette smoking as well as air pollutants on the development of asthma and chronic obstructive respiratory
disease and these studies have required repeated observations on population groups for up to thirty years. In
addition, newer studies are attempting to estimate the effects of ambient particle pollution exposure on cardiac
vulnerability in potential high risk patients
Dr. Speizer was the founding director of the Nurses Health Study, which involves 121,000 middle aged women who
have now been followed prospectively for over 35 years. Data from this study has been utilized by a large number of
epidemiology graduate students interested in exploring hypotheses related to cancer, cardiovascular and other
chronic diseases in women. Major findings related to life style risk factors for these diseases have been and are
being explored.
Rashid Shaikh
Director
Science Health Effects Institute, USA
Rashid Shaikh is a science manager and administrator with more than 25 years of experience in
leading and organizing a variety of scientific organizations and programs. Since 2008, he has
been the director of Science for Health Effects Institute where he is responsible for management
and oversight of the Institute’s diverse research initiatives and review activities. Previously, he
was the director of Programs at the New York Academy of Sciences where he launched several new programs
focused on cutting edge areas of science. During the 1980s and early 1990s, Dr. Shaikh served as the director of HEI’s
asbestos program and as the director of scientific review and evaluation. He has served as an advisor or consultant to
the Combinatorial Science and Materials Informatics Collaboratory (Iowa State University, Ames), The Paul and Daisy
Soros Fellowship for New Americans, New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA), New
York State Foundation for Science, Technology and Innovation (NYSTAR), the United Nations and others. He received
his bachelor’s degree from St. Xavier’s College in Bombay, India, and his maters in chemistry from the Indian Institute
of Technology in Kanpur, India. He received his doctorate from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge
and was a post-doctoral fellow at the Harvard Medical School and Harvard School of Public Health.
30 August, Monday
[LS-30] Environmental Health Policy of Korea
Time_12:00- 12:30 Room_Auditorium
Jeong-ho Mun
Vice Minister
Ministry of Environment, Korea
Jeong-ho Mun is the Vice Minister of Ministry of Environment of South Korea. He assumed an
important post in the Administrative Coordination Office of the Prime Minister and Ministry of
Environment for 30 years. Since March 2010, he has been the Vice Minister of Ministry of
Environment where he superintends and manages the overall ministry’s various businesses from
1997.During the 1990s and late 2000s, he assumed a major role in the Department of Environment of South Korea
which includes the Air Quality Policy Division, Water Quality Policy Division, Water Quality Management Bureau,
Nakdong River Basin Environmental Office, Nature Conservation Bureau and Environmental Policy Department. He
gained his colleagues' full confidence and was elected as the most respected executive by his subordinates in 2002.
He received his bachelor’s degree in Public Administration in February 1982 from Yonsei University in Seoul, Republic
of Korea. In August 1984, he received his master's degree from Seoul National University in Seoul, Republic of Korea
and in May 1992 from University of North Carolina, USA.
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Featured Speakers - Luncheon Speakers
Awardees
31 August, Tuesday
[LS-31] Healthy Urban Environment
Time_12:00- 12:30 Room_Auditorium
Hisashi Ogawa
Team Leader (Regional Adviser)
World Health Organization, Regional Office for the Western Pacific, Philippines
Dr Hisashi Ogawa is the Team Leader and Regional Adviser for Environmental and Occupational
Health at the World Health Organization (WHO) Western Pacific Regional Office in Manila,
Philippines. He received his Ph.D. in environmental engineering from the University of
Massachusetts, Amherst, Massachusetts, U.S.A. in 1982. From 1983 to 1987, he worked at the University of
Occupational and Environmental Health in Kitakyushu, Japan as an Assistant Professor at the Department of
Environmental Epidemiology.
Dr Ogawa joined WHO at its Western Pacific Regional Environmental Health Centre in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in
1987. He moved to the WHO Western Pacific Regional Office in Manila, Philippines, in January 1998, and took up the
position of the Regional Adviser in Environmental Health. As the Regional Adviser, he has been involved in various
WHO programmes, including environmental health, occupational health, healthy cities, healthy islands and healthy
settings, health promotion, injury and violence prevention and disabilities andrehabilitation
The Jerome J. Wesolowski Award
Stephen M. Rappaport
Professor of Environmental Health
School of Public Health, University of California, Berkeley, USA
Prof. Rappaport received his B.S. degree in Chemistry from the University of Illinois in 1969 and
his Ph.D. in Environmental Sciences and Engineering from the University of North Carolina in
1973. Between 1976 and 1990 he was Professor of Environmental Health at the University of
California, Berkeley. He left Berkeley in 1990 to join the faculty of the University of North
Carolina, and, in 2006, he returned to his former position at Berkeley. Prof. Rappaport is Director of the Berkeley
Center for Exposure Biology, a multidisciplinary program to develop biomarkers and biosensors for environmental
epidemiology. Much of his current research involves the application of blood-protein adducts as biomarkers of
exposure. He has also used environmental measurements and biomarkers to elucidate the human metabolism of
volatile organic compounds and has published extensively regarding the assessment and control of long-term
chemical exposures. He has collaborated with scientists throughout the world.
The Joan M. Daisey Outstanding Young Scientist Award
Ryan Allen
Assistant Professor
Faculty of Health Sciences, Simon Fraser University, USA
Ryan Allen has a Master’s degree in Environmental Engineering and a PhD in Environmental
Health from the University of Washington in Seattle. His doctoral research focused on air
pollution exposure assessment among susceptible populations and the development of
techniques for modeling the infiltration of outdoor air pollution into residences. During a post-doctoral fellowship at
the University of Washington he worked as part of an ongoing study that is evaluating the relationship between air
pollution exposure and the progression of cardiovascular disease. Dr. Allen is now an assistant professor in the
Faculty of Health Sciences at Simon Fraser University in British Columbia, Canada. His current research interests
include the cardiovascular health effects of residential woodsmoke, evaluation of new methods for assessing chronic
exposure to traffic-related air pollution, community noise exposure and health effects, and environmental
determinants of childhood asthma.
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Awardees
The Constance L. Mehlman Award
Larry Needham
US Centers for Disease Control, USA
The ISEE John Goldsmith Award
Frank E. Speizer
Professor of Environmental Science
Department of Environmental Health, Harvard School of Public Health, USA
Awardees
The Best Environmental Epidemiology Paper for 2009
Majid Ezzati
Associate Professor of International Health
Department of Environmental Health, Harvard University Initiative for Global Health, USA
Majid Ezzati, MEng, PhD, is Associate Professor of Global Health and Population and
Environmental Health at the Harvard School of Public Health and Affiliate Associate Professor at
the Institute for Health Metrics and Evaluation (IHME) at the University of Washington.
Dr. Ezzati's research focuses on two closely linked areas: The first area is analysis and modeling
of the effects of risk factor exposures and interventions on population health and health disparities, with emphasis on
environmental risks, smoking, and nutritional and metabolic risk factors. The second area involves field research
projects on air pollution and health in sub-Saharan Africa and Asia. The research includes characterizing and
measuring exposure to individual pollutants or to pollutant mixtures in both rural and urban areas, quantifying the role
of sources such as biomass use and transportation on air pollution levels and exposure, measuring and quantifying
the health impacts of alternative energy technologies, and designing new technological interventions and
intervention delivery programs.
Edward H. Kass Professor
Medicine Harvard Medical School Senior Physician
Department of Medicine Brigham and Women's Hospital, USA
See Award Plenary Speaker
Douglas W. Dockery
Chair
Department of Environmental Health, Harvard School of Public Health
Director
Harvard-NIEHS Center for Environmental Health, USA
The Best Environmental Epidemiology Paper for 2009
C. Arden Pope III
Mary Lou Fulton Professor
Economics at Brigham Young University, USA
C. Arden Pope III is an American professor of economics at Brigham Young University and one of
the world's foremost experts in environmental science. He received his B.S. from Brigham Young
University (BYU) in 1978 and his Ph.D. in Economics and statistics from Iowa State University in
1981. Although his research includes many papers on topics in the fields in which he was
trained—environmental economics, resource economics, and agricultural economics—he is better known for his
cross-disciplinary work in environmental epidemiology and public health. He is world renown for his seminal work on
the effects of particulate air pollution on mortality and health. His articles have helped establish the connection
between air pollution and health problems, including cancer, cardiovascular, and pulmonary disease. These research
findings have influenced environmental policy in the United States and Europe, contributing to the establishment of
emission standards for particulate matter pollution.
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Associate Professor of Medicine (Epidemiology),
Channing Laboratory, HMS, USA
Dr. Dockery and his colleagues have studied the health effects of air pollution exposures in populations who have
been followed for up to twenty-five years. That research has increasingly pointed to combustion-related particles as
being causally linked to increased morbidity and mortality even at the relatively low concentrations observed in
developed countries today. Dr. Dockery and his colleagues have reported that episodes of particulate air pollution are
consistently associated with increased daily mortality, increased hospital admissions and emergency room visits,
exacerbation of asthma, increased respiratory symptoms and lower lung function. Long-term follow-up studies have
shown particulate air pollution is associated with shortened life expectancy in adults and increased chronic
respiratory illness and lower lung function in children. This research has led to the current debate on the role of
particulate air pollution in producing adverse effect effects and to the re-evaluation of air quality standards both
nationally and internationally.
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
Scientific Programs - Oral session
[O-29A3] Air Pollution – Long-Term Health Effects
29 August, Sunday
Chairs Haidong Kan, Anna Hansell Time_10:30- 12:00 Room_103
[O-29A1]Climate Change and Environmental Health
Chairs Yashusi Honda, Mathilde Pascal Time_10:30- 12:00 Room_101
O-29A1-1
O-29A1-2
Heat – Related Mortality and Heat Watch-Warning Systems in the United States: Recent Developments
Scott Sheridan_Kent State University, USA
Contrast in Mortality Related to Temperature and Persistent Temperature Extremes A Study of Cause-Specific and Age Stratified Mortality
Joacim Rocklöv_Umeå University, Sweden
O-29A1-3
Diurnal Temperature Range and Cause-Specific Cardiovascular Hospital Admission
in Seoul, Korea – Time-Series Analysis and Temperature-Matched Case-Crossover Design
Youn-Hee Lim_Seoul National University, Korea
O-29A1-4
Choice of Temperature Thresholds for the French Heat Warning System
Mathilde Pascal_French Institute for Health Surveillance, France
O-29A1-5
The Unfolding Story of Heatwaves in Adelaide: Severity, Duration and Useful Trigger
for Community Intervention
Monika Nitschke_Department of Health South Australia, Australia
O-29A1-6
The Effect of Heatwaves on Ambulance Callouts in Adelaide, South Australia
Alana Hansen_University of Adelaide, Australia
[O-29A2] Work Environment and Respiratory Effects
O-29A3-1
Association Between Long-Term Exposure to Outdoor Air Pollution and Mortality in China: A Cohort Study
Haidong Kan_Fudan University, China
O-29A3-2
Association Between Black Smoke and SO2 Air Pollution Exposures in 1971 and Mortality
1972-2007 in Great Britain
Anna Hansell_Imperial College London, UK
O-29A3-3
Air Pollution from Traffic and Risk for Lung Cancer in Three Danish Cohorts
Ole Raaschou-Nielsen_Danish Cancer Society, Denmark
O-29A3-4
Long-Term Exposure to Traffic-Related Air Pollution and the Risk of Coronary Heart Disease
Hospitalization and Mortality
Wenqi Gan_University of British Columbia, Canada
O-29A3-5
Effects of Ultra-Fine Air Pollution on Systemic Inflammation in a Large German Cohort
Sabine Hertel_University Hospital of Essen, Germany
[S-29A4] Enhancing Exposure Assessment for Air Pollution Health Studies :
EPA/NERL Cooperative Agreement Program
Chairs Haluk Ozkaynak Time_10:30- 12:00 Room_104
S-29A4-1
Overview of EPA/NERL Cooperative Agreement Research Program on Air Pollution Exposure and Health
Haluk Ozkaynak_US Environmental Protection Agency, USA
S-29A4-2
Comparison of Exposures Estimated Using Ambient PM2.5 Concentrations with Those Estimated
by the Stochastic Human Exposure and Dose Simulation Model (SHEDS) for Two New Jersey Cohorts
Lisa Baxter_US Environmental Protection Agency, USA
Chairs John Balmes, Seong Kyu Kang Time_10:30- 12:00 Room_102
O-29A2-1
Early Symptoms of Airways Inflammation Among Young Bakers, Pastry Cooks and Hairdressers.
Thomas Remen_INSERM, France
O-29A2-2
Considerations of Peak Exposure Indices for the Epidemiology of Beryllium Sensitization
M. Abbas Virji_NIOSH, USA
S-29A4-3
O-29A2-3
Respiratory Health and the Effectiveness of an Intervention Programme on Printing Workers
Exposed to Organic Solvent.
Zailina Hashim _UPM, Malaysia
Application of Refined Exposure Surrogates in Ambient Pm2.5 Epidemiology Studies :
Accounting for Temporal/Spatial Variations in PM Infiltration
David Rich_University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, USA
S-29A4-4
Mortality Among Brazilian Miners During 1979-2005
Gesiele Veríssimo_Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
Associations Between Spatially-Resolved Estimates of Traffic-Related Pollution and Acute Morbidity :
Assessing Agreement of Results Among Multiple Exposure Assignment Approaches
Jeremy A. Sarnat_Emory University, USA
S-29A4-5
Influence of Network Design on Health Effect Estimates from Predicted Exposures
Sun-Young Kim_University of Washington, USA
S-29A4-6
Measurement Error in Air Pollution Cohort Studies
Adam Szpiro_University of Washington, USA
O-29A2-4
O-29A2-5
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Microbial Exposure Assessment in Sawmill, Livestock Feed Industry, and Metal Working Fluids
Handling Industry
Hyunhee Park_Occupatioanl Safety and Health Research, Korea
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[O-29A5] Biomarkers and Biomonitoring
[S-29A7] Arsenic Crisis in the Ganges Delta : What Have We Learned? (Part I)
Chairs Kyung Hee Choi, Margherita Ferrante Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_105
Chairs Allan Smith, Hyunok Choi Time_10:30- 12:00 Room_ 208
S-29A7-1
Health Effect of Arsenic Longitudinal Study (HEALS) - Recent Findings
Habibul Ahsan_The University of Chicago, USA
S-29A7-2
Age and Gender Modifies Dose-Response Relationship Between Tubewell Arsenic Exposure and
Toenail Arsenic Concentration
Hyunok Choi_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
S-29A7-3
Arsenic and Manganese Exposure and Children’s Intellectual Function in Bangladesh
Joseph Graziano_Columbia University, USA
O-29A5-1
The Acrylonitrile Haemoglobin Adduct Cyanoethylvaline as a Long-Time Biomarker to Assess
Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke : Results from a Field Study in the German Hospitality Sector
Tobias Weiss_Institute of the Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany
O-29A5-2
Gene Expression Analysis of PCB Exposed Children: Understanding Toxicity and Disease Process
Sisir Dutta_Howard University, USA
O-29A5-3
Evaluation of 1,4-Dichlorobenzene Exposure and Associated Health Effects:
Hematologic, Kidney and Liver Functions in Moth Repellent Workers
Pao-Kuei Hsiao_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
O-29A5-4
Data Comparability Between Biomonitoring Studies for PCDD/Fs – Issues for the Use of
the National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey(NHANES) Data
Donald G. Patterson Jr._Trium Inc., Canada
O-29A5-5
Is the Control of Benzo(A)Pyrene Enough in the Products of the Fishing?
Margherita Ferrante_Catania University, Italy
S-29A8-1
The Mechanics of Influenza Transmission: An Overview and Discussion of Uncertainties
Rachael Jones_University of Illinois at Chicago, USA
O-29A5-6
Perspectives on Ethical Issues Related to Biomonitoring Studies
Adetoun Mustapha_Imperial College London, UK
S-29A8-2
Dominant Modes of Influenza Transmission: An Epidemiologic Perspective
Ian Spicknall_University of Michigan, USA
S-29A8-3
Influenza Virus Aerosols in Human Exhaled Breath: Particle Size, Culturability, and Effect of Surgical Masks
Donald K. Mitton_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
[O-29A6] Indoor and Built Environment
Chairs Yukio Yanagisawa, Yoon Shin Kim Time_10:30- 12:00 Room_203
[S-29A8] What Do We Know About Modes of Influenza Transmission?
Chairs Rachael Jones, Donald Milton Time_10:30- 12:00 Room_Halll E-3
[O-29A9] Emerging Environmental Problems & Noise and Health
O-29A6-1
Health and Wellbeing in Relation to the Quality of Ventilation Systems in Newly Built Dwellings in
the Netherlands
Rob Jongeneel_National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, The Netherlands
O-29A9-1
Road Traffic Noise and Stroke: A Prospective Cohort Study
Mette Sorensen_Danish Cancer Society, Denmark
O-29A6-2
Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality in 40 Small and Medium Sized Commercial Buildings
in California: Ventilation Measurements Methods and Findings
Michael Apte_Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
O-29A9-2
Road Traffic Noise Exposure and Risk of Hypertension in Taiwan
Ta-Yuan Chang_China Medical University, Taiwan
O-29A6-3
Comparitive Study of Resuspension Rate of Dust Particles Due to Human Walking
Sul Kyung_Clarkson University, USA
O-29A9-3
Do Long Distance Travels Trigger Acute Myocardial Infarctions?
Stephanie Von Klot_Helmholtz Zentrum München - German Research Center for Environmental Health, Germany
O-29A6-4
Environmental Assessment of the Operating Rooms: Microclimatic Measurements
Caterina Ledda_Catania University, Italy
O-29A9-4
O-29A6-5
Nucleation of Nano-Sized Particles (3 NM to 100 NM) from Ozone and D-Limonene Reaction
Chi Hoang_National Institute of Standards and Technology, USA
Epidemiological Studies of the Incorporation of Naturally Occurring Radionuclides
Via Drinking Water: A Review
Olivier Laurent_Institut de Radioprotection et de Sûreté Nucléaire, France
O-29A9-5
Case-Control Study of Mobile Phone Base Stations and Early Childhood Cancers
Mireille B Toledano_Imperial College London, UK
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[S-29B1] Climate Change and Population Health
[O-29B4] Chemicals and Environmental Health Issues : Persistent Organic Chemicals
Chairs Shilu Tong, Paul Wilkinson Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_101
S-29B1-1
Public Health Impacts of Strategies to Reduce Greenhouse Gas Emissions
Paul Wilkinson_London School of Hygiene & Tropical Medicine, UK
S-29B1-2
Impact of Heatwaves on Mortality and Emergency Hospital Admissions in Brisbane, Australia
Shilu Tong_Queensland University of Technology, Australia
S-29B1-3
Adaptation to Climate Change at Population Level in Japan
Yasushi Honda_University of Tsukuba, Japan
S-29B1-4
Study on Health Effects of Dust Storms (Asian Dusts) in China.
Xiao-Chuan Pan_Peking University School of Public Health, China
S-29B1-5
Different Mortality of Ischemic and Hemorrhagic Stroke in Relation to Outdoor Temperature
Yun-Chul Hong_Seoul National University College of Medicine, Korea
S-29B1-6
Temperature-Related Mortality in Australian Cities
Keith Dear_Australian National University, Australia
[O-29B2] Air Pollution – Cardiovascular Health Effects
Chairs Bert Brunekreef, Ho-Jang Kwon Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_102
Chairs Tony Fletcher, Bu Soon Son Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_104
O-29B4-1
Serum Dioxin Concentrations and Bone Mineral Density in the Seveso Women's Health Study
Brenda Eskenazi_University of California, USA
O-29B4-2
Incidence of Thyroid Disease Following Exposure to Polybrominated Biphenyls and
Polychlorinated Biphenyls, Michigan, 1974-2006
Ellen Yard_Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA
O-29B4-3
Internal Doses of PCB153 Estimated for Different Exposure Windows During Women's Lifetime
Are Inversely Associated with the Incidence of Breast Cancer
Delphine Bachelet_INSERM, France
O-29B4-4
Occurrence of Major Perfluorinated Compounds Among General Population, Pregnant Women
and Cord Blood Sera of Matching Fetuses in Three Korean Cities
Sunmi Kim_School of Public Health, Seoul National University, Korea
O-29B4-5
Chronic Effects of Taiwanese People Highly Exposed to Polychlorinated Biphenyls and
Dibenzofurans(PCBS/PCDFS) -A Mortality Analysis of Yucheng Subjects
Ming-Chieh Li_National Taiwan University College of Public Health, Taiwan
[S-29B5] Chemical Exposures During Pregnancy and Development and Disease in Infants
O-29B2-1
Air Pollution from Bushfires and Out-Of-Hospital Cardiac Arrests in Melbourne, Australia
Martine Dennekamp_Monash University, Australia
O-29B2-2
Particulate Air Pollution Triggers Cardiac Arrest in Helsinki -- Effect of Medical History and TwoPollutant Analysis
Frank S. Rosenthal_School of Health Sciences, Purdue University, USA
S-29B5-1
O-29B2-3
Air Pollution and Atrial Arrhythmias in Patients with Implanted Cardioverter Defibrillators
Francine Laden_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
S-29B5-2
O-29B2-4
Acute Effects of Fine Particulate Air Pollution on Cardiac Electrophysiological Parameters
Duanping Liao_Penn State University College of Medicine, USA
O-29B2-5
O-29B2-6
Source-Oriented Analysis of Air Pollutants and Cardiorespiratory Emergency Department Visits in
St. Louis, MO, Using Speciated Elemental PM, Non-Polar Organics, and Source-Apportioned PM Data
Jeremy A. Sarnat_Emory University, USA
Genetic Susceptibility to Acutely Decreased Ubiquitin Proteasome Pathway (UPP) Activity
Following Inhalation of Fresh Diesel Exhaust or Secondary Organic Aerosols
Howard Kipen_Environmental & Occupational Health Sciences Institute, USA
Chairs Eunhee Ha, Reiko Kishi Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_105
Levels of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Phthalates in Placentas of Women Who
Delivered a Baby with a Neural Tube Defect and Women Who Delivered a Healthy Baby
Aiguo Ren_Peking University Institute of Reproductive and Child Health, China
S-29B5-3
Prenatal Exposure to PAHS, BPA, and Phthalates and Growth and Neurodevelopment in Infants and Children
Mina Ha_Dankook University, Korea
S-29B5-4
Sex Difference of Prenatal Effects to Dioxins Exposure on Birth Weight, Development, and
Infectious Diseases in Offsprings; The Hokkaido Study on Environment and Children’s Health in Japan
Reiko Kishi_Center for Environmental and Health Sciences, Japan
[S-29B6] WHO-ISS Symposium: Health in Contaminated Sites : Experiences, Needs, Priorities.
Chairs Marco Martuzzi, Pierto Comba Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_203
[S-29B3] Environmental Exposure and Cancer Risk
Chairs Seung-Joon Yoon Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_103
The Association Between Perfluoroalkyl Chemical Levels in Umbilical Cord Blood and
Neurodevelopment at 2 Years of Age
Mei-Huei Chen_National Taiwan University College of Public Health, Taiwan
S-29B6-1
Health in Industrially Contaminated Sites. Challenges and Opportunities
Marco Martuzzi_World Health Organization, Regional Office for Europe, Rome Office, Italy
S-29B3-1
Exposure to Air Pollution and Cancer Risk
Her Royal Highness Princess Chulabhorn_Chulabhorn Research Institute, Thailand
S-29B6-2
Monitoring the Health of Populations with Polluted Drinking Water. The Example of Perfluorinated Compounds
Tony Fletcher_London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
S-29B3-2
Occupational Exposure and Cancer
Seong Kyu Kang_ Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency, Korea
S-29B6-3
Multicentre Mortality Study of Contaminated Sites of National Concern in Italy
Pierto Comba_Istituto Superiore Di Sanità, Italy
S-29B3-3
Occupational and Environmental Causes of Lung Cancer
John Balmes_University of California, USA
S-29B6-4
Studies on the Effects of Municipal Waste Incinerators
Manolis Kogevinas_CREAL, Spain
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[S-29B7] Arsenic Crisis in the Ganges Delta : What Have We Learned?(Part II)
[S-29C1] Maternal Exposure to Persistent Toxic Substances and Pregnancy
Outcomes in the Asia-Pacific Region
Chairs Joe Graziano, Mary Gamble Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_208
S-29B7-1
Arsenic-Related Lung Disease and Susceptibility Associated with Metabolism and Early Life Exposure
Craig Steinmus _UC Berkeley, USA
S-29B7-2
The Dose-Response Relationship Between Urinary Arsenic Metabolites and Skin Lesions Using a
Pathway Approach
Molly Kile_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
S-29B7-3
A Dose-Response Study of Arsenic Exposure, Folate and Genomic Methylation of Peripheral
Blood Mononuclear Cell DNA in Bangladesh
Mary Gamble_Columbia University, USA
Chairs Jon Øyvind Odland, Andrea Hinwood Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_101
S-29C1-1
Maternal Exposure to Persistent Toxic Substances and Pregnancy Outcomes in the Asia-Pacific
Region. The North-South Dimension. Introductory to the Symposium
Jon ØYvind Odland_University of TromsØ, Norway
S-29C1-2
Metals Exposure in Pregnant Women in South West Western Australia – Preliminary Results
Andrea Hinwood_Edith Cowan University , Australia
S-29C1-3
A Systematic Review of PBDES in Dust Comparing Concentrations Across Home, Office and
Vehicle Environments and Country.
Ania Stasinska_University of Western Australia, Australia
S-29C1-4
Maternal Levels of Organochlorines in Two Communities in Southern Vietnam
Phi Trong Duong_Nha Trang Pasteur Institute, Norway
S-29C1-5
The North Pacific Russian Experience: Chukotka and Commander Islands Indigenous Population
Exposure to PTS and Pregnancy Outcomes
Dudarev Alexey_The Northwest Public Health Research Center, Russian Federation
[S-29B8] Is It Possible to Control Aerosol Transmission and Can We Resolve Uncertainties?
Chairs Rachael Jones, Donald Milton Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_Halll E-3
Expiratory Aerosol Transport and Deposition in Different Indoor Environments:
S-29B8-1 Exposure and Risk Assessment Related to Influenza Transmission
Christopher Y. H. _Chao The Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Hong Kong
[S-29C2] Exposure to and Health Effects of Traffic-Related Pollution
Chairs Rashid Shaikh, Michael Jerrett Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_102
Engineering Approaches to Characterize the Effectiveness of Upper-Room UVC Lights for
S-29B8-2 Controlling Aerosol Transmission of Influenza
Minki Sung_The University of Tokyo, Japan
S-29C2-1
The Effect of Traffic-Related Air Pollution on Infantile Bronchiolitis and Susceptibility to Childhood Asthma
Ji Young Lee_Inha University School of Medicine, Korea
Do We Know Enough and Do We Agree Enough to Implement Effective Non-Pharmaceutical
S-29B8-3 Interventions? Research Directions
Donald K. Milton_University of Maryland, USA
S-29C2-2
Black Carbon Measurement Is Effective in Detecting the Benefits of Traffic Restriction Policy on
Outdoor Air Quality - The Field Study of Ecopass Area in Milan, Italy
Giovanni Invernizzi_LARS, SIMG/ISDE, Italy
S-29C2-3
Traffic-Related Air Pollution Is Associated with Aortic Distensibility in the Multi-Ethnic Study of
Atherosclerosis and Air Pollution (MESA Air)
Sheryl Magzamen_University of Washington, USA
S-29C2-4
Childhood Leukemia and Traffic Air Pollution in Taiwan: Petrol Station Density as an Indicator
Hsu-Huei Weng_Chang Gung Memorial Hospital, Taiwan
S-29C2-5
Traffic Exposure and Asthma Exacerbation Among a Nationally Representative Sample of the US Population
Amir Sapkota_University of Maryland College Park, USA
[O-29B9] Solvent Exposure in Petrochemical Industry
Chairs How-Ran Guo, Jai Dong Moon Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_Halll E-4
O-29B9-1
Follow-Up Study on Occupational Exposure to Organic Solvents and Neurobehavioral
Performances of Automotive Painters
Rumaizah Ruslan_University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia
O-29B9-2
The Risk of Multiple Sclerosis Among Petroleum Workers Exposed to Crude Oil and Other Hydrocarbons
Jorunn Kirkeleit_University of Bergen, Norway
O-29B9-3
Characteristics of Occupational Exposure to Benzene During Turnaround in the Petrochemical Industries
Eun Kyo Chung_Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency, Korea
O-29B9-4
Characteristics of 1, 3-Butadiene Exposure of the Employees Working for the Maintenance in
Petrochemical Industry
Jung-Ah Shin_Korea Occupational Safety and Health Agency, Korea
O-29B9-5
Exposure to Benzene During Turnaround in Aromatic Hydrocarbon Manufacturing Plant
Sangjun Choi_Catholic University of Daegu, Korea
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[S-29C3] Outdoor Air Pollution and Health in the Developing Countries of Asia : A Critical Review
[S-29C6] Adverse Reproductive Outcomes and Disinfection Byproduct Exposure
Chairs Aaron Cohen, Michael Brauer Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_103
Chairs Michael Wright, Geoffrey Morgan Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_203
S-29C3-1
Development, Air Pollution and Population Health: An Overview of Status and Trends in Developing Asia
Michael Brauer _The University of British Columbia, Canada
S-29C6-1
S-29C3-2
Particulate Matter Source Apportionment: An Overview and Summary of Current Asian Studies
Zohir Chowdhury_Graduate School of Public Health, San Diego State University, USA
S-29C6-2
S-29C3-3
The Health Effects of Air Pollution in Asia: Epidemiologic Studies of Acute and Chronic Effects
Aaron Cohen_Health Effects Institute, USA
S-29C6-3
S-29C3-4
Research Needs: Setting Priorities for Future Directions
Sumi Mehta_Health Effects Institute, USA
S-29C6-4
[O-29C4] Air Pollution – Effects on Fetal Growth and Children’s Health
Chairs Beate Ritz, Dan Wartenberg Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_104
O-29C4-1
In Utero Exposure to Air Pollution and Ultrasound Measures of Fetal Growth in Los Angeles, California
Ondine Von Ehrenstein_University of California, Los Angeles, USA
O-29C4-2
Ambient Air Pollution and Low Birth Weight in Texas, 1998-2004
Laura A. Geer_SUNY Downstate School of Public Health, USA
O-29C4-3
Effect of Prenatal Exposure to Wildfire-Generated PM2.5 on Birth Weight
Carrie Breton_University of Southern California, USA
O-29C4-4
Impact of Ambient Air Pollution on the Respiratory Health of Children with Sickle Cell Anemia in
Atlanta, Georgia
Fuyuen Yip_Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, USA
[O-29C5] Environmental Toxicology & Nanotechnology and Health
Chairs Yhun Yong Sheen, Elaine Hubal Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_105
O-29C5-1
An Approach to Characterizing Combined Toxicity Based on Epidemiological Data.
Julia Kazmer_Medical Research Center for Prophylaxis and Health Protection in Industrial Workers, Russian Federation
O-29C5-2
Preliminary Study on the Toxicity of Some Anions Using Vibrio Fischeri as a Biological Target.
Caterina Ledda_Catania University, Italy
O-29C5-3
Effect of Carbon Nanotubes on Human Bronchial Epithelial Cell
Ji-Young Jang_Yonsei University, Korea
O-29C5-4
Public Perceptions of Nanotechnology in Taiwan
Yi-Ping Lin_National Yang-Ming University, Taiwan
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The Effect of Disinfection By-Products (DBPS), Water Source, and Type of Disinfection Treatment
on Adverse Birth Outcomes in Massachusetts
J. Michael Wright_Environmental Protection Agency, National Center for Environmental Assessment, USA
Risk of Stillbirth in Relation to Disinfection By-Products in Taiwan
Bing-Fang Hwang_China Medical University, Taiwan
Exposure to Trihalomethanes in Drinking Water and Risk of Small for Gestational Age Births
Geoffrey Morgan_University of Sydney, Australia
Trihalomethane Levels in Relation to Rates of Stillbirth and Low Birth Weight: An Intervention Study
Mireille B Toledano_Imperial College London, UK
[O-29C7] Manganese and Children's Health
Chairs Hae-Kwan Cheong Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_ 208
O-29C7-1
Case Study on Risk Assessment from Manganese Inhalation Impact on Children’s Health
Oksana Vozniuk_CEHRA , Ukraine
O-29C7-2
The Effect of Between Blood Manganese Level and Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder
Index in Early School Age Children
Soo Eun Chung_Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Korea
O-29C7-3
Effect of in Utero Exposure to Manganese on the Neurodevelopment of the Infant
Soo Eun Chung_Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Korea
O-29C7-4
Maternal Manganese Exposure and Infant Birth Weight
Jin-Hee Eum_Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Korea
[O-29C8] Low Level Exposure to Environmental Contaminants and Health I
Chairs Chonghuai Yan, Dae Seon Kim Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_Halll E-3
O-29C8-1
O-29C8-2
O-29C8-3
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Disinfection Byproducts, Polymorphisms and Susceptibility to Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes
Manolis Kogevinas_Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology (CREAL), Spain
New Paradigm for Hazardous Agents Exposure Monitoring: A Trial Approach Using 24 Hour Real
Time Personal Exposure Monitoring
Chungsik Yoon_Seoul National Univ., Korea
Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Blood Markers of Systemic Inflammation Among Non-Smokers
in the US Trucking Industry
Yueh-Hsiu Chiu_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
Novel Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms Related to Arsenic-Associated Bladder Cancer in a USA Population-Based Study
Margaret Karagas_Dartmouth Medical School, USA
O-29C8-4
A Validated Approach for Assessing Exposure to Asbestos in Soil
Jonathan Thornburg_RTI International, USA
O-29C8-5
Low-Level Arsenic Exposure in Drinking-Water and Diabetes Mellitus in Cyprus: Preliminary Findings
Konstantinos C. Makris_Cyprus Univ. of Technology, Cyprus
O-29C8-6
Role of Mapks in Low Level Methylmercury Induced Proliferation Inhibition of Neural Progenitor Cells
Chonghuai Yan_Xinhua Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, China
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[S-29C9] Environmental Asbestos Problems
[S-30A2] The Cardiovascular Effect of Air Pollution in East Asia
Chairs Toshihide Tsuda, Domyung Paek Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_Halll E-4
S-29C9-1
Significant Clustering of Mesothelioma Caused by Neighborhood Exposure to Crocidolite from a
Large Asbestos Cement Pipe Plant in Japan
Norio Kurumatani_Nara Medical University, Japan
S-29C9-2
Increased Risk of Lung Cancer Mortality Among Residents Who Had Lived Near an Asbestos
Product Manufacturing Plant
Shinji Kumagai_University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Japan
S-29C9-3
Environmental Exposure to Asbestos and Pleural Plaques Among Retirees in a Factory Without
Asbestos Use in H City, Japan
Takashi Yorifuji_Okayama University Graduate School, Japan
S-29C9-4
Environmental Exposures from Asbestos Textiles Process: Old Versus New
Yongsik Hwang_Pusan National University, Korea
S-29C9-5
Victim Finding and Compensation Issues in Asbestos Health Effects
Akihiko Kataoka_Kansai Occupational and Health Center, Japan
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[S-30A1] Travel-Time Air Pollution Exposure, Energy Expenditure, and Health
Outcomes : Use of New Technologies and Results
Chairs Michael Jerrett, Scott Fruin Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_101
Chairs Xinbiao Guo Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_102
S-30A2-1
The Indoor and Outdoor Fine Particulate Matter Exposure and Heart Rate Variability in Healthy
Older Subjects in Beijing
Xiaofeng Jia_Peking University School of Public Health, China
S-30A2-2
Marked Changes in Particulate Air Pollution in Beijing in 2008 and Heart Rate Variability in Taxi Drivers
Xinbiao Guo_Peking University, China
S-30A2-3
Long-Term Exposure to Particulate Matter and Cardiovascular Mortality in a Representative
Japanese Cohort: NIPPON DATA80
Kayo Ueda_National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan
S-30A2-4
Nickel and Disrupted Endothelial Integrity: Implications to PM2.5-Associated CVD
Qingshan Qu_New York University School of Medicine, USA
[O-30A3] Climate Change and Environmental Health II
Chairs Ho Kim, Shakoor Hajat Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_103
O-30A3-1
Projecting Temperature-Related Mortality Impacts in New York City under a Changing Climate
Tiantian Li_Columbia University, USA
O-30A3-2
Influence of Heatwave Intensity, Duration, and Timing in Season on Heatwave Mortality Effects in the United States
Brooke Anderson_Yale University, USA
O-30A3-3
Heat Index Estimated by Weather Parameters Is Associated with Mortality in Taiwan
Tzu-I Sung_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
O-30A3-4
Associations of Cardiovascular and Respiratory Mortality with Air Temperature in the Urban Area
of Beijing, China
Liqun Liu_Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany
S-30A1-1
Do the Health Benefits of Cycling Outweigh the Risks?
Gerard Moek_University of Utrecht, The Netherlands
Respiratory Health Effects of Commuters
Gerard Hoek_Public Health Services Gelderland Midden, The Netherlands
O-30A3-5
S-30A1-2
Deaths in Australia Attributable to Climate Change, Now and to 2100
Keith Dear_Australian National University, Australia
S-30A1-3
Traffic Exposure and Modal Choice: A New Zealand Case Study
Simon Kingham_University of Canterbury, New Zealand
O-30A3-6
Short Term Effect of High Temperatures on Mortality in Mediterranean Cities: Results from the
CIRCE Project
Paola Michelozzi_Regional Health Authority, Italy
S-30A1-4
Within-City Variation in Exposures to Air Pollution and Physical Inactivity
Steve Hankey_University Of Minnesota, USA
S-30A1-5
Traffic exposures and inhalations of Barcelona commuters
Audrey de Nazelle_Center of Research in Enviromental Epidemiology (CREAL), S
S-30A1-6
An Interactive Route Planner Incorporating Air Pollution and Cycling Determinants to Facilitate
and Promote Cycling in Metro Vancouver, Canada.
Michael Brauer_University of British Columbia, Canada
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[O-30A4] Chemicals and Environmental Health Issues : Bisphenol A and Flame Retardants
[O-30A7] Indoor and Built Environment II
Chairs Chisato Mori Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_104
O-30A4-1
O-30A4-2
O-30A4-3
Urine Bisphenol-A (BPA) Level in Relation to Semen Quality and Sexual Dysfunction
De-kun Li_Kaiser Permanente, Division of Research, USA
The Effect of Bisphenol a Exposure on Heart Rate Variability and Blood Pressure
Sanghyuk Bae_Seoul National University, Korea
Flame Retardants in Airplanes
Greta Smedje_Uppsala University, Sweden
Chairs Satoshi Nakai, John Spengler Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_208
O-30A7-1
Assessment of Indoor Air Quality in U.S. Homes with Infants
Anna Ruth Pickett_Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, USA
O-30A7-2
The German Environmental Survey for Children (GerES IV): Plasticizers in House Dust of German Homes with Children
André Conrad_Federal Environment Agency (Umweltbundesamt), Germany
O-30A7-3
Estimating the Indoor Levels of Decabromodiphenyl Ether
Yuli Huang_National Kaohsiung First University of Science and Technology, Taiwan
O-30A7-4
Wheeze During the First 18 Months of Life: A Prospective Cohort Study to Explore the
Associations with Indoor Nitrogen Dioxide and Formaldehyde – Preliminary Results
Cecilia Kit Ching Fung_The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
O-30A7-5
Sources of Glycol Ether Exposure at Home
Hyunok Choi_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
O-30A4-4
O-30A4-5
Predictors of Serum Polybrominated Diphenyl Ether (PBDE) Exposure Among Pregnant Women
Living in California, and Comparison of Maternal and Child Levels
Rosemary Castorina_UC Berkeley School of Public Health, USA
O-30A4-6
Current fetal exposure level of endocrine disruptors, heavy metals and brominated flame retardants in Japan
Chisato Mori_Department of Bioenvironmental Medicine, Graduate School of M
[O-30A5] Air Pollution – Spatial Analysis
[O-30A8] Special Work Environment and Health
Chairs Jae Wook Choi, Hsiu-Ling Chen Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room _Halll E-3
Chairs Dan Wartenberg, Denis Sarigiannis Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_105
O-30A5-1
O-30A5-2
O-30A5-3
O-30A5-4
O-30A5-5
National Satellite-Based Land Use Regression : NO2¸ in the United States
Eric V. Novotny_University of Minnesota, USA
Development and Application of Spatially Disaggregated Exposure Series in Time Series
Analyses of air Pollution Related Health Effects in Chennai, India
Santu Ghosh_Sri Ramachandra University, India
Estimating long-term exposure to air pollution in 38 study areas in Europe in a harmonized way
using Land Use Regression (LUR) Modeling (ESCAPE Project)
Rob Beelen_Institute for Risk Assessment Sciences (IRAS), Utrecht University, The Netherlands
A Bayesian Kriging Model to Predict PM10 Annual Average Concentrations for The Lombardy Region (Italy)
Dolores Catelan_University of Florence, Italy
Geographic Clustering of Disease : Comparison of the Statistical Power of GAMs and SaTScan
Thomas Webster_Boston University School of Public Health, USA
O-30A8-1
O-30A8-2
O-30A8-3
O-30A8-4
O-30A6-1
O-30A6-2
O-30A6-3
O-30A6-4
O-30A6-5
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Determinants of Plasma PFOA and PFOS Levels Among 652 Danish Men
Kirsten T. Eriksen_Danish Cancer Society, Denmark
Retrospective Exposure Estimation for Perfluorooctanoic Acid (PFOA) for Participants in the C8 Health Project
Hyeong-Moo Shin_University of California-Irvine, USA
Dietary Exposure Assessment of the 18 Month Old Guadeloupian Toddlers to Chlordecone
Sophie Seurin_AFSSA, French Food Safety Agency, France
Total-Body Exposure to Metal Sensitizers: Inhalation, Ingestion, and Skin Contact
Aleksandr Stefaniak_National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA
A Case Study for the Validation of the Framework of the Aggregate Exposure Assessment - Phthalates
Jong-Hyeon Lee_NeoEnbiz Co., Korea
Probabilistic Modeling of Dietary Permethrin Exposure Using 1999-2006 NHANES Data, and
Evaluation of Model Results with Duplicate Diet Data
Jianping Xue_EPA, USA
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The Relationship Between Job Stress and Problem Drinking in Migrant Workers
Sun Jae Jang_Korea Occupational Safety And Health Agency, Korea
The Association Between Dermal Exposure and Ambient Exposure Level for Toluene in ShoeManufacturing Workers
Yun Kyung Chung_Korea Occupational Safety And Health Agency, Korea
A Case of Carpal Tunnel Syndrome Which Was Confused as Organic Solvent-Induced Neuropathy in a
Tire Manufacturing Industry
Ki Hun Hong_Korea Occupational Safety And Health Agency, Korea
[S-30A9] Methylmercury, Minamata and Modern Menaces
Chairs Takashi Yorifuji, Young-Seoub Hong Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_Halll E-4
[O-30A6] Exposure Assessment by Various Media and Pathways I
Chairs Wan-Keun Jo, Aleksandr Stefaniak Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_203
Psychological Outcome of Injured Workers after Occupational Injury
Kuan-han Lin_National Taiwan University School of Public Health, Taiwan
S-30A9-1
The History of Minamata Disease and Public Health Policy
Toshihide Tsuda_Okayama University Graduate School of Environmental Science, Japan
S-30A9-2
Recent Findings in Minamata Disease from a Population-Based Study Conducted in 1971
Takashi Yorifuji_Okayama University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan
S-30A9-3
Minamata Disease at Present
Shigeru Takaoka_Kyoritsu Neurology and Rehabilitation Clinic, Japan
S-30A9-4
Epidemiology of Congenital Minamata Disease Patients
Takashi Yorifuji_Okayama University Graduate School , Japan
S-30A9-5
The Blood Mercury Concentration and Related Factors in a Urban Coast Area, Korea
Young-Seoub Hong_Dong-A University, Korea
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[S-30B1] Addressing Limitations and Improving LUR Models for Estimating Exposure in Air
Pollution Health Studies Chairs Markey Johnson, Haluk Ozkaynak Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_101
[S-30B4] In the SUPERB Study (Study of Use of Products and Exposure-Related Behaviors)
S-30B1-1
S-30B1-2
S-30B1-3
S-30B1-4
S-30B1-5
S-30B1-6
Identifying and Addressing Limitations to Refine and Improve Exposure Estimation Using LUR Models
Markey Johnson_Health Canada, Canada
Land-Use Regression Models for Estimating Short-Term and Seasonal Average Exposures to Air
Pollution Using Coupled Regional and Local Scale Air Quality Models
Markey Johnson_Health Canada, Canada
Using Remote Sensing to Improve Land Use Regression Predictions
Michael Jerrett_UC Berkeley, USA
Methodological Issues and Statistical Analysis in LUR Modelling
Gerard Hoek_University Utrecht, The Netherlands
Challenges and next steps for LUR Models
Julian D. Marshall_University of Minnesota, USA
What Are the Critical Gaps in LUR Modeling Techniques and Applications?
Panel Discussion
[S-30B2] Applications of Exposure Biomarkers and Aggregate Exposure Measures in
Epidemiological Studies Chairs Michael Wright, Zorimar Rivera-Nunez Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_102
S-30B2-1
S-30B2-2
S-30B2-3
S-30B2-4
S-30B2-5
Follow-up of Residents Exposed to Perfluorooctanoic Acid-Contaminated Drinking Water in Germany
Jürgen Hölzer_Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
Serum Dioxin Concentrations and Breast Cancer Risk in the Seveso Women
Brenda Eskenazi_University of California , USA
The Impact of Exposure Metric Choice for Cancers Related to Arsenic in Drinking Water in Central Europe
Tony Fletcher_London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
Urinary Cadmium and Arsenic and Bladder Cancer in Southeastern Michigan
Zorimar Rivera-Nunez_US Environmental Protection Agency, USA
Cadmium Exposure and Ischemic Heart Disease, Stroke, and Hypertension in the 2005 Korean
National Health and Nutrition Examination Survey
Mi-Sun Lee_Department of Environmental Health, Harvard School of Public Healt
Chairs Irva Hertz-Picciotto Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room _104
Overview of the SUPERB Study
Irva Hertz-Picciotto_University of California, Davis, USA
Use of Bar Code Technology for Assessing Consumer Product Use and Dietary Consumption
S-30B4-2
Deborah Bennett_University of California, Davis, USA
Use of Global Positioning System (GPS) for Time Activity Pattern
S-30B4-3
Kiyoung Lee_Seoul National University, Korea
Longitudinal Variation of Pesticide Use Patterns
S-30B4-4
Xiangmei Wu_University of California, Davis, USA
S-30B4-1
[O-30B5] Outdoor/Indoor/ Home Environment and Children's Health
Chairs Peter Sly, Maria Katherina Patdu Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_105
O-30B5-1
The Effects of Household Incense Smoke and Genetic Polymorphisms on Wheezing Illness in Children
I-Jen Wang_Taipei Hospital, Taiwan
O-30B5-2
Indoor Air Pollution Due to Biomass Fuel Combustion and Acute Respiratory Infection in Children
Under 5 in Trichy District of Rural Tamilnadu, India
Padmavathi Ramaswamy_Sri Ramachandra University, India
O-30B5-3
Effect of Perinatal Exposure to Air Pollution on Development of Asthma and Allergic Diseases in Incheon,
Korea; A Life-Course Approach
Jong Han Leem_Inha Uniiversity Hospital, Korea
O-30B5-4
Place of Birth Interacts with SES, Pest Exposure and Allergy On Asthma Diagnosis
Doug Brugge_Tufts University, USA
O-30B5-5
Infant Mortality and Proximity to Industrial Facilities Modification Effect by Neighbourhood
Socio-Economic Characteristics
Séverine Deguen_EHESP-School of Public Health, France
[O-30B6] Exposure Assessment by Various Media and Pathways II
[O-30B3] Biomarkers and Biomonitoring II
Chairs Nicolle Tulve, I-Jen Wang Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_203
Chairs Sung Kyun Park, Marike Kolossa-Gehring Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_103
O-30B3-1
O-30B3-2
O-30B3-3
O-30B3-4
O-30B3-5
O-30B3-6
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Human Biomonitoring of Environmental Chemicals in the Canadian Health Measures Survey – First Results
Douglas Haines_Health Canada, Canada
2,5-Hexanedione in the General Population. Environmental Exposure or Endogenous Production?
Martin Tondel_University of Gothenburg, Sweden
German Initiative to Support Human Biomonitoring: Co-operation Project Between the German Chemical
Industry Association and the Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety
Marike Kolossa-Gehring_Federal Environment Agency (UBA), Germany
The German Environmental Specimen Bank - An Integrative Tool for Human and Environmental Monitoring
in Chemical Risk Assessment
Marike Kolossa-Gehring_Federal Environment Agency, Germany
Communicating Individual Level Biomarker Data to Participant Families in Epidemiological Studies
Gayle Windham_CA Dept of Public Health, USA
Ethical Challenges in Methods of Biomonitoring in Environmental Epidemiology
Mathilde Pascal_French Institute for Public Health Surveillance, France
ISES-ISEE 2010
O-30B6-1
O-30B6-2
O-30B6-3
O-30B6-4
O-30B6-5
Heath Risk Assessment of Organophosphate Pesticides Exposure for Chilli-growing Farmers in
Ubonrachatani Province, Northeastern, Thailand
Wattasit Siriwong_Chulalongkorn University, Thailand
Pesticide Exposure Calculation Among Farmers in Bueng Nium sub-district, Khon Kaen, Thailand
Kallaya Harnpicharnchai_Khon Kaen University, Thailand
Quantifying Children’s Dietary Pesticide Intakes Using Measured Versus Estimated Pesticide
Residues on Foods
Anne Riederer_Department of Environmental Health, Rollins School of Public Health, Emory University, USA
Private Drinking Water Wells as a Source of Exposure to PFOA in Communities Surrounding a
Washington, West Virginia Fluoropolymer Production Facility
Verónica Vieira_Boston University School of Public Health, USA
Analysis of Organotins in Polyvinyl Chloride Pipe and Their Diffusion into Water Over Time
John Little_Virginia Tech, USA
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[O-30B7] Various Methodologies in Environmental Health Research
[S-30C9] Air Quality and Health in Southeast and East Asia
Chairs Erik Svendsen, Linda Beale Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_208
[O-30B8] Occupational and Environmental Cancer
Chairs Yun-Chul Hong, Wijarn Simachaya Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_Halll E-4
S-30C9-1
Co-Benefits of Air Quality Management and Climate Change Mitigation
Wijarn Simachaya_Pollution Control Department, Thailand
S-30C9-2
Characterization of Wintertime Air Pollution Concentrations and Variability in Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
Ryan Allen_Simon Fraser University, Canada
S-30C9-3
Exposure to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons and Loss of Pulmonary Function in the Elderly
Yun-Chul Hong_Seoul National University College of Medicine, Korea
S-30C9-4
Number Concentration of Ambient Ultrafine Particles and Oxidative DNA Damage in Schoolchildren in Korea
Sanghwan Song_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
S-30C9-5
Management of Indoor Volatile Organic Compounds in New Apartments, Korea
Sooyun Seo_NIER, Korea
[S-30C2] Nano-Particles and Semi-Volatile Organic Compounds (SVOCs) in
Indoor Environments : The Effect of Interacting Sources on Human
Chairs John Little Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_102
Chairs Mina Ha, Ming-Tsang Wu Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_Halll E-3
O-30B8-1
O-30B8-2
O-30B8-3
O-30B8-4
O-30B8-5
Mesothelioma Mortality and Asbestos Exposure Mapping in Italy
Pietro Comba_Istituto Superiore di Sanita, Italy
Differences in the Environmental Exposure Pattern Between Peritoneal and Pleural
Mesothelioma: Data from the Mesothelioma Lombardy Region Register (Italy).
Matteo Bonzini_Universita dell’Insubria, Italy
Ingestion of Nitrate and Nitrite and Risk of Stomach Cancer in the NIH-AARP Diet and Health Study
Mary H. Ward_National Cancer Institute, USA
Occupational Risks of Esophageal Cancer in Taiwanese Men
Ming-Tsang Wu_Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan
Melatonin and Sex Hormones Among Rotating Shift Nurses
Annie Langley_Queen's University, Canada
[S-30B9] Importance of Exposure Assessment in Environmental Epidemiologic
Investigations Involving Vulnerable Populations
Chairs Michael McGeehin, John Barr Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_Halll E-4
S-30B9-1
S-30B9-2
S-30B9-3
S-30B9-4
S-30B9-5
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Investigation of Household Drinking Water Sources and Contaminant Exposures in the Navajo Nation, 2008-09
Lauren Lewis_Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, USA
Aflatoxin Exposure in a High Risk Population in Eastern Kenya
Lauren Lewis_Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA
Exposure Assessment of the Developing Fetus and Newborn Infants: Methods to Measure
Perchlorate and Related Anions in Maternal and Fetal Matrices
Ben Blount_Centers for Disease Control, USA
Investigation of an Outbreak of Unintentional Acute Pesticide Poisoning: Assessment of Exposure
to Carbamate and Organophosphate Insecticides, Rural Bangladesh, 2009
Colleen A. Martin_Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA
US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Tribal Environmental Health Research Program
Maggie Breville_USEPA National Center for Environmental Research, USA
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S-30C2-1
Nanoparticles from Hardcopy Devices – Estimation of Exposure from Chamber and Real Room
Measurements
Tunga Salthammer_Fraunhofer WKI, Germany
S-30C2-2
Exposure to Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers in Indoor Environments
Thomas Webster_Boston University School of Public Health, USA
S-30C2-3
Chamber Studies of Phthalates Emitted from Vinyl Flooring and Adsorbing to Ultrafine Particles
and the Consequences for Human Exposure
John Little_Virginia Tech, USA
[O-30C3] Air Pollution – Indoor Air Quality and Health Effects
Chairs Jim Zhang, Kiyoung Lee Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_103
O-30C3-1
O-30C3-2
O-30C3-3
O-30C3-4
O-30C3-5
Modeling Personal and Indoor Exposure to Nitrogen Dioxide Among Adults in Eight Swiss Cities
in 1993 and 2003
Harish Phuleria_Swiss Tropical & Public Health Institute, Switzerland
Measuring the Exposure of Infants and Children to Indoor Air Pollution from Biomass Fuels in the Gambia
Kathie Dionisio_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
Impact of Indoor Air Pollution on Maternal and Child Health: A Case Study in India
B.K Padhi_Jawaharlal Neheru University, India
Modeling Concentrations of Particulate Matter in Solid Fuel Using Households from India
Santu Ghosh_Sri Ramachandra University, India
Relationship Between Personal Exposures and Microenvironmental Concentrations of NO2 in Korea
Jiseon Yeom_Seoul National University, Korea
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[O-30C4] Heavy Metals and Children's Health
[O-30C7] Chemicals and Environmental Health Issues: Phthalate Exposure
Chairs Howard Hu, Jung Duck Park Time 16:30 - 18:00 Room_104
O-30C4-1
Lead Exposure and the Onset of Puberty: Birth to Twenty Cohort
Nisha Naicker_Medical Research Council of South Africa, South Africa
O-30C4-2
Modification of Lead Exposure on the Association Between Patterns of Physical Growth and
Neuromotor Functions Development
Siying Huang_University of Michigan, USA
O-30C4-3
O-30C4-4
O-30C4-5
The German Environmental Survey for Children (GERES IV): Children’s Internal Exposure to Nickel
André Conrad_Federal Environment Agency (UBA), Germany
Children’s Exposure to Metals in Esperance – A Community Initiated Study
Anna Callan_Edith Cowan University, Australia
Research on Total Mercury Levels in Infant Umbilical Cord Blood and Its Influential Factors in
Seven Cities of China.
Meiqin Wu_Xinhua Hospital Affiliated to Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, China
[S-30C5] Health Impact Assessment of Atmospheric Pollution at Regional Scale
and Sustainable Development
Chairs Annibale Biggeri Time 16:30 - 18:00 Room : 105
S-30C5-1
S-30C5-2
S-30C5-3
S-30C5-4
S-30C5-5
Sustainable Development: From Economy to Environment and Health. Measuring the Sustainability of
Industrialization Patterns Through Ex-post Sanitary Evaluations: The Petrochemical Areas in Sicily.
Guido Signorino_University of Messina, Italy
Interventions for Healthy Environments: Improving the Health Consequences of Policies in
Different Sectors of the Economy
Carlos Dora_WHO, Switzerland
Health Impact Assessment for the Lombardia Region (IT)
Annibale Biggeri_University of Florence, Italy
Health Impact Assessment for the Tel Aviv and Beer-Sheva Areas
Chava Peretz_Sackler School of Medicine Tel Aviv University, Israel
Assessment of health impacts arising from proposed new air quality objectives
Hak-Kan Lai_University of Hong Kong, China
[O-30C6] Reproductive Health and Environment
Chairs Mark Niuewenhuijsen, Tony Fletcher Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_203
O-30C6-1
O-30C6-2
O-30C6-3
O-30C6-4
O-30C6-5
O-30C6-6
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Chairs Jian-hua Shen, Kyoung Ho Choi Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_208
O-30C7-1
O-30C7-2
O-30C7-3
O-30C7-4
O-30C7-5
Associations Between Maternal Prenatal Phthalate Urinary Metabolite Concentrations and Child
Mental and Motor Development at Age Three Years
Robin Whyatt_Mailman School of Public Health Columbia University, USA
Maternal Exposure to Phthalates and Phenols and Fetal Growth Among Male Newborns
Claire Philippat_INSERM, France
Phthalate Exposure Predicts Social and Attention Problems in Children
Eun Jin Park_Inje University Ilsan Paik Hospital, Korea
Phthalate Exposure May Affect Girl Puberty Via Stimulation of Kisspeptin-54 Secretion
Chung-Yu Chen_Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
Hierarchical Bayesian Regression for Multiple Correlated Exposures: An Application to Prenatal
Phthalate Metabolites and Length of Gestation.
Allan Just_Mailman School of Public Health Columbia University, USA
[S-30C8] Long-term Health Impact of Chemical Exposure
Chairs Chin-Chang Lee, Francisco Pozo-Rodrigez Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_Halll E-3
S-30C8-1
Evaluation of the Persistence of Respiratory Health Effects in Clean-Up Workers of the Prestige Oil Spill
Gema Rodriguez-Trigo_Hospital Clinico San Carlos, Spain
S-30C8-2
Long-Term Health Effects of Hebei Spirit Oil Spill on Cleanup Workes
Woochul Jeong_Taean Institute of Environmental Health, Korea
S-30C8-3
Environmental Metabolomics in Health Effects Investigation of Oil Spill Exposure
Jeongae Lee_Korea Institute of Science and Technology, Korea
S-30C8-4
Long-Term Effects in the Population Exposed to Dioxin After the “Seveso Accident”
Angela Cecilia Pesatori_Università Degli Studi di Milano, Italy
S-30C8-5
Cardiovascular Disease Risk Linked to Insulin Resistance in Persons Exposed to Moderate-ToHigh Levels of Dioxin
Jung-Wei Chang_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
S-30C8-6
Chronic Kidney Disease and Its Related Factors in an Endemic Area of Dioxin Exposure in Southern Taiwan
Chien-Yuan Huang_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
Maternal Exposure to Urban Air Pollution During Pregnancy Assessed by a Dispersion Model and
Fetal Growth
Remy Slama_Inserm - University of Grenoble , France
The ICAPPO Collaboration on Air Pollution and Birth Outcomes: A Meta-Analysis of Pilot Data
Dan Wartenberg_UMDNJ--RobertWood Johnson Medical School, USA
Estimation of the Frequency of Involuntary Infertility on a Nation-Wide Basis
Remy Slama_INSERM, France
Exposure to Disinfection By-Products During Pregnancy
Mireille B Toledano_Imperial College London, United Kingdom
Age of puberty in relation to Perfluorooctanoic Acid
Tony Fletcher_London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
Perineal Use of Talcum Powder and Endometrial Cancer Risk
Stalo Karageorgi_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[O-31A3] Interaction of Environmental and Genetic Factors in Health and Development
31 August, Tuesday
Chairs Chang-Chuan Chan, Daehee Kang Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room _103
[O-31A1] Air Pollution – Sand Dust and Coarse Particles
Chairs Xiaochuan Pan, Timo Lanki Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_101
O-31A3-1
Influence of Pro Inflammatory Cytokines Polymorphisms on the Incidence of Bronchial Hyper-Responsiveness
After Early Occupational Exposure Among Hairdressing, Bakery and Pastry Making Apprentices
Dovi Stephanie Acouetey_INSERM, France
O-31A3-2
Epigene-Environment Interactions and Fibrinogen in an Elderly Cohort: Veterans Administration
Normative Aging Study
Marie-Abele Bind_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
O-31A3-3
Association Between Air Pollution and SDNN Is Modified by SNPS Involved in Cardiac Rhythm in
Individuals with Diabetes or Impaired Glucose Tolerance
Regina Hampel_Helmholtz Zentrum München, Germany
O-31A1-1
Effects of Asian Dust Events on Daily Mortality in Nagasaki, Japan
Masahiro Hashizume_Nagasaki University, Japan
O-31A1-2
Health Effects of Coarse Particulate Matter: A Time Series Analysis in Hong Kong
Hong Qiu_School of Public Health and Primary Care, CUHK, China
O-31A1-3
Temporal Distribution of Short Term Effects of Coarse and Fine Particles on Daily Mortality in
Nine French Cities
Mathilde Pascal_French Institute for Public Health Surveillance, France
O-31A1-4
Long-Range Transported Air Pollution from Wild-Fires and Mortality
Timo Lanki_National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), Finland
O-31A3-4
A Gene Environment Study of Mercury in the Michigan Dental Association Cohort
Yi Wang_University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, USA
The Feature Analysis for the Metal Components of Ambient PM2.5 and PM10 During Sand Dust Weather
Lina Madaniyazi_Peking University, China
O-31A3-5
O-31A1-5
Ethical Issues in Gene-Environmental Interaction Research
Shilu Tong_Queensland University of Technology, Australia
The Study on Changes of Chemical Component in PM2.5 and PM10 During the Sand-Dust
Weather in Beijing
Xiaobin Jin_Peking University, China
[S-31A4] Science as Support for EU Policy Development in Environmental Health
O-31A1-6
[S-31A2] Assessment Methodology for Newly Emerging Exposures in
Environmental Epidemiology
Chairs Susan Teitelbaum, Antonia Calafat Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_102
Chairs Anne Knol, Eva Kunseler Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room _104
S-31A4-1
Aim and Structure of the Symposium: Integrated Environmental Health Impact Assessment: Intraese and Heimtsa Projects
Anne Knol_RIVM, The Netherlands
S-31A4-2
Environmental Health Impacts of European Policies for Mitigation of and Adaptation to Climate Change – A
Case Study for Integrated Health Assessment Using the INTARESE/HEIMTSA Methodology
Rainer Friedrich_University of Stuttgart, Germany
S-31A2-1
Assessment Methodology for Newly Emerging Exposures in Environmental Epidemiology
Susan Teitelbaum_Mount Sinai School of Medicine, USA
S-31A4-3
Open Collaboration in Environment and Health Policy Support
Jouni Tuomisto_National Institute for Health & Welfare, Finland
S-31A2-2
Contrasting Approaches to Exposure Assessment: The PBDE Example
Thomas Webster_Boston University School of Public Health, USA
S-31A4-4
Science for Healthy Policies in Europe: Outcome of the 5th Ministerial Conference on Environment and Health
Marco Martuzzi_World Health Organization, Italy
S-31A2-3
Significance of Biomarkers in the Exposure-Disease-Continuum
Holger Koch_Institute of the Ruhr-Universität Bochum (IPA), Germany
[O-31A5] Spatial Epidemiology
S-31A2-4
Passive Air Sampling: Advantages, Limitations, and Challenges
Zih-Hua Tina Fan_University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey, USA
Chairs Michael Brauer, Daikwon Han Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_105
O-31A5-1
O-31A5-2
O-31A5-3
O-31A5-4
O-31A5-5
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Socio-Ecological Changes and Dengue Fever Transmission in Queensland, Australia: A Spatial Bayesian Approach
Wenbiao Hu_University of Queensland, Australia
Childhood Type 1 Diabetes Mapping Using Routinely Collected Hospital Data
Susan Hodgson_Newcastle University, UK
Spatial Analysis of Preterm Birth Risk in Massachusetts to Investigate Social and Environmental Risk Factors
Verónica Vieira_Boston University School of Public Health, USA
On the Use of Satellite Data to Estimate Spatially Referenced Health Risk of Air Pollution
Denis Sarigiannis_Institute for Health and Consumer Protection, Italy
Comparison of Remote Sensing, Land-Use Regression, and Fixed-Site Monitoring Approaches for
Estimating Exposure to Ambient Air Pollution Within a Canadian Population-Based Study of
Respiratory and Cardiovascular Health
Markey Johnson_Health Canada, Canada
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[S-31A6] Exposure Assessment by Various Media and Pathways III
[O-31A9] Emerging Infectious Disease and Environmental Factors
Chairs Matti Jantunen, Pan-Gyi Kim Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_203
Chairs Keun-Hwa Lee, Shelby Yamamoto Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_Halll E-4
Possible Aerosol Transmission of Influenza in a Hospital Ward
Hong Qiu_Chinese University of Hong Kong , China
Cooking, Mosquitoes and Malaria: Is There a Relationship?
Shelby Yamamoto_University of Heidelberg, Germany
O-31A6-1
Traffic-Related Air Pollution and Personal Exposure to Nitrogen Oxides in School Children in Beijing
Xin Wang_Peking University School of Public Health, China
O-31A9-1
Indoor, Outdoor, and Personal Exposure to Nitrogen Dioxide Comparing Industrial Complex Area
with Country Area
Byunglyul Woo_Catholic University of Daegu, Korea
O-31A9-2
O-31A6-2
O-31A6-3
Influence of Spatial and Temporal Variability in Coarse and Fine Particulate Matter
Concentrations on Exposures in Birmingham, Alabama
Seung-Hyun Cho_RTI International, USA
O-31A6-4
Exposure to VOCS and NO2 According to Similar Time-Activity Group
Wonho Yang_Catholic University of Daegu, Korea
O-31A6-5
Assessment of the Contribution of Indoor Dermal Pathways to Exposure to SVOCS
John Kissel_University of Washington DEOHS, USA
O-31B1-1
Climate Change and Health Mongolia
Enkhtuya Palam_PHI, Mongolia
O-31A6-6
Long-Term Monitoring and Source Estimation of PCDD/F Near Municipal Waste Incinerators
Chi-Chang Ho_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
O-31B1-2
The Impact of the 2008 Cold Spell on Mortality in Shanghai, China
Haidong Kan_Fudan University, China
O-31B1-3
Health Impact of Climate Change on Occupational Health and Productivity in Thailand
Uma Langkulsen_Thammasat University, Thailand
O-31B1-4
Strong Biological Response for the Upper Level of Weather Index to Korean
Ho Kim_Seoul National University School of Public Health, Korea
O-31B1-5
Weather and Airway Inflammation
Su Ryeon Noh_Seoul National University School of Public Health, Korea
O-31B1-6
The Short-Term Effects of Weather on Hand, Foot, and Mouth Disease
Yien Ling Hii_Umeå University, Sweden
O-31B1-7
Perception and Response to Heatwaves in Adelaide: A Qualitative Interview About the Elderly
and Stakeholders
Peng Bi_University of Adelaide, Australia
[S-31A7] Consumer Product Exposure Assessment in Asia / Pacific Region
O-31A9-3
Yafei Guo
[O-31B1] Climate Change and Environmental Health III
Chairs Masahiro Hashizume, Alistair Woodward Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_101
Chairs Seok Kwon Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_208
S-31A7-1
Human Risk Assessment Using Biomarkers for Consumer Products
Byungmu Lee_Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
S-31A7-2
An Exposure-Based Risk Assessment Approach to Safety Evaluation of Consumer Products
Seok Kwon_Procter & Gamble (P&G) Innovation Godo Kaisha, Japan
S-31A7-3
Margin of Exposure for Ethyl Carbamate in High Wine Consumption Group in Republic of Korea
Hyo Min Lee_National Institute of Food and Drug Safety Evaluation, Korea
[S-31A8] Sustainability: The Case of Buildings in the Shadow of Climate Change
Investigation of Legionella Pneumophia Contamination in Cooling Water Of Public
Buildings in Four Cities in China
Chairs Julian Marshall Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_Halll E-3
S-31A8-1
Is Epidemiology Important for Environmental Sustainability?
Julian D. Marshall_University of Minnesota, USA
S-31A8-2
Challenge to Sustainability: Climate Change and Indoor Climate
Hal Levin_Building Ecology Research Group, USA
S-31A8-3
Climate Change and Indoor Environments
John Spengler_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[S-31B2] Air Quality and Exposures in Transportation Environments
[O-31B5] Air Pollution – Social Factors
Chairs Yoon Shin Kim, Julian Marshall Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_102
S-31B2-1
Real Time, Size-Resolved Prediction of Ultrafine and Accumulation-Mode Particle Concentrations on Freeways
Julian Marshall_University of Minnesota, USA
Chairs Barbara Hoffmann, Dong-Chun Shin Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_105
O-31B5-1
Burden of Disease of Seoul Citizens Attributable to Air Pollutants from Municipal Solid Waste
Incinerators: Source-Specific Approach for Environmental Burden of Disease
Youngmin Kim_Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Korea
S-31B2-2
Commuter Exposure to Vehicle Exhaust Plumes in New Delhi, India
Joshua S. Apte_University of California, USA
S-31B2-3
Distribution and Identification of Airborne Fungi in Railway Stations
Tamami Kawasaki_Railway Technical Research Institute, Japan
O-31B5-2
Risk-Based Prioritization Among Air Pollution Control Strategies in Yangtze River Delta, China
Yang Liu_Emory Universit , USA
Traffic Generated Pollutants Measured on and Near Roadways and in Community Air of Beijing:
Assessing the Effectiveness of Controls During the 2008 Olympic Games.
Dane Westerdahl_Cornell University, USA
O-31B5-3
S-31B2-4
Air Pollution and Health: Ulaanbaatar City of Mongolia
Saijaa Nagniin_Public Health Institute, Mongolia
O-31B5-4
A Clean Air Scorecard for Asian Cities
Maria Katherina Patdu_Clean Air Initiative for Asian Cities, Philippines
S-31B2-5
Traffic Pollution and Cardiovascular Diseases in Greater Vancouver in Association with Small
and Medium Scale Socioeconomic Status Indicators
Paul Demers_UBC, Canada
S-31B2-6
Integrated Management of Indoor Air Quality Based on Multivariate Monitoring Method
Chang Kyoo Yoo_ Affiliation, Nation
[S-31B3] Persistent Organic Pollutants : New Risk Factors for Chronic Diseases
[O-31B6] Health Impact Assessment and Burden of Disease
Chairs Kirk Smith, Audrey De Nazelle Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_203
O-31B6-1
An Evaluation of Exposure-Response Function Entering an Integrated Health Assessment of
Active Transportation Policies
Audrey de Nazelle_Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology (CREAL), Spain
O-31B6-2
Environmental Burden of Disease in European Countries– The EBoDE Project
Anne Knol_National Institute of Public Health and the Environment (RIVM), The Netherlands
O-31B6-3
Burden of Childhood Respiratory Illness and Indoor Air Pollution in the Niger Delta, Southern Nigeria
Adetoun Mustapha_Imperial College London, UK
O-31B6-4
CAREX Canada– Development of a National Environmental Carcinogen Exposure Surveillance Tool
Perry Hystad_University of British Columbia, Canada
Chairs David Carpenter Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_103
S-31B3-1
Exposure to Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBS) is Associated with an Increased Risk of
Hypertension and Cardiovascular Disease
David Carpenter_Institute for Health & the Environment, USA
S-31B3-2
Diabetes and Exposure to PCBS, DDE, PBDES in Frequent and Infrequent Great Lakes Sport Fish Consumers
Henry Anderson_Wisconsin Division of Public Health, USA
S-31B3-3
Can Low Dose Persistent Organic Pollutants Explain the Current Epidemic of Type 2 Diabetes?
Duk-Hee Lee_Kyungpook National University, Korea
[O-31B7] Water & Waste and Health
Chairs Jinliang Zhang Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_208
[O-31B4] Chemicals and Children's Health
Chairs Dean Baker, Hyo Min Lee Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_104
O-31B4-1
Perfluorinated Compounds and Atopy in Children
I-Jen Wang_Taipei Hospital, Taiwan
O-31B4-2
Longitudinal food consumption frequency determination and its implication for dietary pesticide
exposure and risk assessment
Chensheng Lu_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
O-31B4-3
Polybrominated Diphenyl Ether (PBDE) Exposure Among Mexican Children and MexicanAmerican Children in the CHAMACOS Cohort, and NHANES
Rosemary Castorina_UC Berkeley School of Public Health, USA
O-31B4-4
Latent Immunological Effects of Gestational Exposure to Heptachlor Epoxide
Dean Baker_University of California, Irvine, USA
O-31B4-5
Levels of Organochlorines and Lipids Across Pregnancy, Delivery and Postpartum Periods in
Women from Northern Norway
Solrunn Hansen_University of TromsØ, Norway
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Association Between Type 2 Diabetes and Chronic Arsenic Exposure in Bangladesh.
Abul Milton_The University of Newcastle, Australia
O-31B7-2
Arsenic in Drilled-Well Drinking Water: Use of Existing Surveillance Data to Prioritize Regions for
Intervention and to Evaluate Dug Wells as an Alternative Water Source
William Daniell_University of Washington, USA
O-31B7-3
The Level and Distribution Characteristics of Heavy Metals in Sediments of Huaihe River
Jinliang Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
O-31B7-4
Characterization of Finished Products of Building-Street Field Samples: Chemical and
Ecotoxicological Approach
Margherita Ferrante_Catania University, Italy
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[S-31B8] Exposure and Susceptibility Biomarkers and Their Potential
Application in Epidemiological Studies of Disinfection Byproducts
[O-31C3] Air Pollution – Short-Term Health Effects
Chairs Francine Laden, Jong Tae Lee Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_103
Chairs Jay Nuckols, Michael Wright Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_Halll E-3
S-31B8-1
S-31B8-2
S-31B8-3
S-31B8-4
Measures of Exposure to Water Disinfection By-Products and the Effect of Exposure
Measurement Error on Epidemiological Study Power
Md. Bayzidur Rahman_The University of New South Wales, Australia
Levels of Trihalomethanes in Tap Water and Human Blood in a Representative U.S. Population,
National Health and Nutrition Survey (NHANES) 1999-2004
Ben Blount_Centers for Disease Control, USA
Colorectal Cancer and Disinfection By-Products in Italy and Spain
Cristina M Villanueva_Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology (CREAL), Spain
Linking Measures of Exposure Susceptibility to Epidemiological Studies of DBPS
John R. Nuckols_Colorado State University, Fort Collins, USA
[S-31B9] Microbial Exposure Science: Norovirus and Other Enteric Viruses in Groundwater
Chairs Shay Fout, Young S. Jeong Time_13:30 - 15:00 Room_Halll E-4
S-31B9-1
S-31B9-2
S-31B9-3
S-31B9-4
S-31B9-5
Microbial Exposure Science
Shay Fout_U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, USA
Enteric Virus and Indicator Occurrence in Groundwater Sources of Public Drinking Water
Shay Fout_U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, USA
Current Studies of Norovirus Contamination in Groundwaters of Korea
Yong Jeong_Kyung Hee University, Korea
National Surveillance Policy for Norovirus in Groundwater of Korea
Weonhwa Jheong_National Institute of Environmental Research, Ministry of Environment, Korea
Public Health Significance and Prevention of Norovirus
Gwangpyo Ko_Seoul National University, Korea
[S-31C1] Integrating Environmental Sciences and Epidemiology in Education,
Research, and Training of Public Health Practitioners
O-31C3-1
Health Risks of Air Pollution on Mortality in Klang Valley, Malaysia
Sahani Mazrura_National University of Malaysia, Malaysia
O-31C3-2
The Effects of Short-Term Air Pollution Exposure on Blood Pressure Changes in Non-Smoking Adults
Szu-Ying Chen_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
O-31C3-3
Particulate Air Pollution from Wood Combustion and Blood Pressure Among Elderly Persons
Taina Siponen_National Institute for Health and Welfare (THL), Finland
O-31C3-4
Elevated PM2.5 Nickel and Vanadium Increases Cardiovascular Mortality in Hong Kong
Linwei Tian_School of Public Health and Primary Care, CUHK, China
O-31C3-5
Relationship Between Acute Respiratory Infections and PM2.5 Exposure in the Metropolitan Area
Residents of Mexico City
Ma. Alheli Brito Hernández_National Institute of Public Health (INSP), Mexico
[S-31C4] Environmental Exposures for SVOCS, Human Uptake and Health
Chairs Carl-Gustaf Bornehag Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_104
S-31C4-1
The Full Chain Model Following SVOCS Indoor from Sources to Health Effects
Carl-Gustaf Bornehag_Karlstad University, Sweden
S-31C4-2
Long-Term Integrated Sampling of SVOCS in Indoor Air: Measurement of Emerging Compounds
Using Novel Active and Passive Sampling Methods
Robin Dodson_Silent Spring Institute, USA
S-31C4-3
SVOC Distributions in Residential Dust Samples from Five U.S. Communities: Key Lessons for Improving
Residential Exposure Assessment
Gary Adamkiewicz_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
S-31C4-4
SVOC Exposure of the General Population: The Example of Phthalates
Marike Kolossa-Gehring_Federal Environment Agency (UBA), Germany
S-31C4-5
Impact of Polybrominated Diphenyl Ethers (PBDES) on Thyroid Hormone Levels Among California
Women During Second Trimester of Pregnancy
Ami Zota_University of California San Francisco, USA
Chairs Jay Nuckols Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_101
S-31C1-1
Integrating Environmental Sciences and Epidemiology in Education, Research, and Training of
Public Health Practitioners
John R. Nuckols_Colorado State University, Fort Collins, USA
[S-31C5] Formaldehyde and Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCS) in Indoor
Environments : Linking Sources and Human Exposures
Chairs John Little, Xudong Yang Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_105
[S-31C2] Longitudinal Birth Cohort Studies in Asia
Chairs Toshihiro Kawamoto, Pau-Chung Chen Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_102
S-31C2-1
S-31C2-2
S-31C2-3
S-31C2-4
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Japan Environment and Children's Study (JECS)
Toshihiro Kawamoto_University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Japan
Taiwan Birth Cohort Studies on Children’S Environmental Health
Pau-Chung Chen_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Birth Cohort Studies Conducted by Peking University, China
Jian-Meng Liu Liu_Institute of Reproductive and Child Health, Peking University, China
The Mothers and Children'S Environmental Health (MOCEH) Study (A Multi-Center Longitudinal Study in Korea)
Eun-Hee Ha_Ewha Womans University, Korea
ISES-ISEE 2010
S-31C5-1
Sources of Volatile Organic Compounds and Emission Modeling in Real Buildings
Xudong Yang_Tsinghua University, China
S-31C5-2
Linking Chamber Derived Emission Factors to Indoor Exposure Concentrations
Randy Maddalena_Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
S-31C5-3
Relating Formaldehyde Concentration in Building Materials to Human Exposure
Yinping Zhang_Tsinghua University, China
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[O-31C6] Environmental Health Effects on Susceptible Populations
[O-31C8] Heavy Metals and Health
Chairs Xiaoli Duan, Séverine Deguen Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_203
Chairs Robert Clickner, Byung-Kook Lee Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_ Halll E-3
O-31C6-1
Nitrate Exposure to Mexican American Women of Childbearing Age from Bottled Water and
Maquinas De Aqua
Joseph Sharkey_School of Rural Public Health, USA
O-31C8-1
Prospective Study of Lead Exposure and Electrocardiographic Conduction Disturbances in the
Department of Veterans Affairs Normative Aging Study
Ki-Do Eum_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
S-31C4-2
The Effect of VOCS Exposure During Pregnancy on Newborn’s Birth Weight in Mothers and Children'S
Environmental Health (MOCEH) Study
Moon-Hee Chang_Ewha Womans University, Korea
O-31C8-2
Identification of Lead Exposure Sources by Isotopic Analyses in a Sample of French Children with
Moderated and High Blood Lead Levels
Youssef Oulhote_EHESP-School of Public Health, France
S-31C4-3
Prenatal Exposure to Soy Isoflavones and Anogenital Distance in Male Newborns
Yayoi Suzuki_The University of Tokyo, Japan
O-31C8-3
Mercury Usage and Risks Involved in Academic Institutions in Nepal
Archana Sah_CEPHED, Nepal
S-31C4-4
Early-Life Household Environmental Exposures Increase the Risk of Childhood Asthma
Yungling Lee_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
O-31C8-4
S-31C4-5
Exposure to Phthalates Affects Insulin Resistance in the Elderly.
Jin Hee Kim_Seoul National University Medical Research Center, Korea
Mercury Level and Development of Allergic Disease of Infant Over the Two Years in Mothers and
Children'S Environmental Health (MOCEH) Study
Byung-Mi Kim_Ewha Womans University, Korea
O-31C8-5
O-31C6-6
Myocardial Infarction Rate and Air Pollution: Modification Effect by Neighbourhood SocioEconomic Characteristics and by Sex. A Bayesian Modelling Conducted at a Small-Area Scale
Séverine Deguen_EHESP, France
Associations of Arsenic Exposure with Impaired Lung Function and Mortality from Diseases of
the Respiratory System: Findings from the Health Effects of Arsenic Longitudinal Study (HEALS)
Faruque Parvez_Columbia University, USA
O-31C8-6
Ethical Consideration for Epidemiological Studies on Heavy Metals
Martin Tondel_University of Gothenburg, Sweden
[O-31C7] Statistical Methods in Environmental Health Tesearch
Chairs Chit Ming Wong, Joacim Rocklov Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_208
[O-31C9] Natural Disasters and Health
Chairs Je Yong Yoon, Ai Milojevic Time_16:30 - 18:00 Room_Halll E-4
O-31C7-1
Application of Mixed Models to Assess Exposure to Total Particular Matter and Manganese
During Welding
Sa Liu_University of California, Berkeley, USA
O-31C9-1
The Implementation of a National Network of Heat/Health Warning Systems in the Republic of Korea
Laurence Kalkstein_University of Miami, USA
O-31C7-2
The Susceptible Pool and Its Impact on the Risk of Death
Adrian Barnett_Queensland University of Technology, Australia
O-31C9-2
The Long-Term Effects of Flooding on Mortality in Rural Bangladesh
Ai Milojevic_London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
O-31C7-3
Spatiotemporal Estimation of PM2.5 by Landuse Regression and Bayesian Maximum Entropy Method
Chih-Hsin Wang_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
O-31C9-3
Safety Management Systems and Disaster Reduction in Oil and Gas Industry in Nigeria
Shamusideen Kadiri_Gateway Industrial and Petrogas Institut, Nigeria
O-31C7-4
Modeling Time-Dependent Vulnerability to Environmental Hazards Using Autism and Pesticide Data
Eric Roberts_Public Health Institute, USA
O-31C9-4
Stock Volatility and Deaths from Heart Disease and Stroke in a Chinese Population
Weimin Song_Fudan University, China
O-31C7-5
Bias from Administrative Censoring in Ecological Analyses of Autism, and a Bayesian Solution
Scott Bartell_University of California, Irvine, USA
O-31C9-5
Soil Pollution and Personal Exposure Associated with Intensive Application of Pesticides Post
Wenchuan Earthquake in China: A Pilot Study
XianLei Zhu_China University of Petrdeum, China
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1 September, Wednesday
[O-01A1] WHO/UNEP Climate Change and Health in Asia
Scientific Programs - Oral session
[O-01A2] Policy, Risk Perception, Risk Assessment, Management and
Communication (E.G. Education, Policy Evaluation)
Chairs Byungmu Lee, Grace A Chitra Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_102
Time_10:30 - 17:30 Room_101
10:00-10:30
Opening Speech
Lee Jong-Koo_KCDC
O-01A2-1
Human Risk Assessment Model Using Biomarker for Consumer Products
Byungmu Lee_Sungkyunkwan University, Korea
O-01A2-2
Towards New Estimated Daily Intakes for the Canadian Population
Yvette Bonvalot_Health Canada - Quebec Region, Canada
O-01A2-3
Pesticide Related Knowledge for Effective Policy Making and Risk Communication: A Study
Among Stakeholders in a Farming Community of Tamil Nadu, India
Grace A Chitra_Indian Institute of Technology Madras, India
O-01A2-4
Sociodemographic Characteristics and Perception of Risk From Near Highway Pollution
Doug Brugge_Tufts University , USA
O-01A2-5
Bringing the Science of Near Source Mobile Pollution and The Risk of Neighborhood Health
Impacts to The Attention of Citizens and Policy Leaders
Wig Zamore_Mystic View Task Force, USA
Hisashi Ogawa_WHO
TBA_UNEP
TBA_Ministry of Environment, Korea
10:30-11:30
Keynote Speech
11:30-12:50
Session I : Climate Change and Health in North Asian Countries
Climate Change and Health in China
Jin Yinlong
Climate Change and Health in Japan
Yasushi Honda
14:10-15:50
[S-01A3] Environmental Threats to the Health of Children
Chairs Radim Sram, Peter Sly Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_103
Climate Change and Health in Korea
Jae Yeon Jang
S-01A3-1
Climate Change and Health in Mongolia
Badrakh Bhurmaajav
S-01A3-2
Session II: Climate Change and Health in South Asian Countries
Climate Change and Health in Cambodia
Kol Hero
Climate Change and Health in Laos
Vilayvone Muangkhaseum
Climate Change and Health in Philippines
Theodroa Cecile Gatan-Magturo
S-01A3-3
S-01A3-4
Environmental Exposures and Neurobehavioral Risks To Children
David Carpenter_Institute for Health & The Environment, USA
Longitudinal Cohort Studies on Child Health in South East Asia
Peter Sly_University of Queensland, Australia
Impact of Carcinogenic Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Exposure to Children Respiratory Morbidity
Radim J. Sram_Institute of Experimental Medicine AS CR, Czech Republic
Trihalomethane Exposure at Pregnancy, Birth Weight and Duration of Gestation: Results from a
Cohort Study in Spain
Cristina M. Villanueva_Centre for Research in Environmental Epidemiology (CREAL), Spain
[S-01A4] Re-evaluating Exposure Science for 21st Century
Chairs Tina Bahadori, Kiyoung Lee Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_104
Climate Change and Health in Thailand
Thiravat
16:10-17:30
Climate Change and Health in Vietnam
Nguyen Bich Thuy
S-01A4-1
Session III: Round Table Discussion and Suggestion Asian Strategy for Climate Change and Health
S-01A4-2
Special Presentation : Work Plan of TWG for 2010-2013
WHO, UNEP, Keynote Speaker, Chairmen of sessions
S-01A4-3
Complex, Low Level Exposures – And Then What?
Matti Jantunen_National Institute for Health and Welfare, Finland
Exposure Assessment for Improved Air Quality Management
Julian D. Marshall_University of Minnesota, USA
Persistent Consumer Products in the Indoor Environment: Does Exposure Science
Protect Us?
Deborah Bennett_UC Davis, USA
S-01A4-4
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Dana Barr, Elaine Cohen, Kirk Smith, John D. Spengler
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Scientific Programs - Oral session
[O-01A5] Problems Regarding Socioeconomic Status and Bulnerability / Urban Planning,
Green and Sustainable Development
[S-01A7] Outdoor Air Pollution from Residential Wood Combustion and
Associated Health Effects
Chairs Manolis Kogevinas, Yungling Lee Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_105
O-01A5-1
How Does Urbanicity Effect on Infants’ Wheeze Symptom?
Keita Ebisu_Yale University, USA
O-01A5-2
Impact of London's Urban Heat Island on Heat-Related Mortality
Ai Milojevic_London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, UK
O-01A5-3
Methyl Mercury Exposure in Tribal Populations from Fish Consumption: Probabilistic SHEDS
Model Analyses Using 1996-2006 NHANES and 1990-2003 TDS Data
Jianping Xue_US EPA, USA
O-01A5-4
The Sustainable City Project: A Future-Oriented Study to Support Urban Policy Development in
the Netherlands
Eva Kunseler_Netherlands Environmental Assessment Agency, The Netherlands
O-01A5-5
Hospitalizations Within Low Socioeconomic Status Group and Air Pollution: A Case of a UShaped Curve in Public Health?
Jeanette Vera_Universidad de Chile, Chile
[S-01A6] Exposure Assessment and Health Effects of Silica
Chairs Ryan Allen, Amanda Wheeler Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_208
S-01A7-1
Woodsmoke Source Apportionment, Home Infiltration and HEPA Filter Intervention Assessment
in the Rural Annapolis Valley, Nova Scotia, Canada
Mark Gibson_Dalhousie University, Canada
S-01A7-2
The Impact of Portable Air Filters on Indoor Air Pollution and Cardiovascular Health in a
Woodsmoke-Impacted Community in British Columbia, Canada
Ryan Allen_Simon Fraser University, Canada
S-01A7-3
Changes in Respiratory Symptoms and Infections Following a Reduction in Wood Smoke PM
Curtis W. Noonan_University of Montana, USA
S-01A7-4
Woodsmoke and Children's Health: Findings from the Border Air Quality Study
Michael Brauer_University of British Columbia, Canada
S-01A7-5
Preliminary Results from the Australian Landscape Fire Smoke Project
Geoffrey Morgan_University of Sydney, Australia
S-01A7-6
A Geographical Approach to Assessing the Contribution of Domestic Woodsmoke PM10 to
Respiratory and Cardiovascular Mortality
Simon Kingham_University of Canterbury, New Zealand
Chairs Perg-Jy Tsai, Chih-Ching Chang Time_10:30 - 12:00 Room_203
S-01A6-1
Identification of Factors Influencing the Dust Generation and Their Quartz Content Under Various
Concrete Cutting Conditions
Jhy-Charm Soo_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
S-01A6-2
Analysis of Quartz Content and Elements Compositions of Stones
Boo-Wook Kim_Korea Workers Compensation Welfare Service, Korea
S-01A6-3
Silica Exposure Causes Epithelial-Mesenchymal Transition and Pulmonary Fibrosis
Chih-Ching Chang_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
S-01A6-4
From the Lung Epithelial Proliferation and Immune Inflammatory Response Aspects to Assess a
Suitable Exposure Metric for Quartz Dusts of Different Particle Sizes
Ching-Hua Chen_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
29 August, Sunday
Topic : Air Pollution - Exposure Characterization and Health Effects
PP-29-001
Impact of Atmospheric Mixing Conditions on Near-Highway Air Pollutant Gradients
Allison St. Vincent_Tufts University, USA
PP-29-002
Effect of Living Close to Major Roadways on the Development of Asthma and Atopic Dermatitis in
Children: Longitudinal Analyses of the Children's Health and Environmental Research (CHEER)
Hwan-Cheol Kim_Inha University School of Medicine, Korea
Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Air Pollution - Exposure Characterization and Health Effects
PP-29-018
Measurement Technology of Dry Etching Chlorinated Byproducts and Improvement Strategy in
Thin Film Transistor Liquid Crystal Display Production
Ruei-Hao Shie_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
PP-29-019
Ambient Air Pollution and Lung Function Among Children in Four Cities in China (1993-1996)
Ananya Roy_EOHSI, UMDNJ, USA
PP-29-020
VOC Concentrations at a Residential Site and at Windsor International Airport, Ontario, Canada
Xiaohong Xu_University of Windsor, Canada
PP-29-021
ROS Generation and Cell Toxicity of BEAS-2B-Cell-Treated Particulate Matter in Ambient Air
Soo-Hwaun Kim_Yonsei University, Korea
PP-29-003
The Effects of Volatile Organic Compounds Exposure on Inflammation and Oxidative Stress
Among Assistants in Hair Salons
Kai-Jen Chuang_St. Mary’s Medicine, Nursing and Management College, Taiwan
Effect of Hourly Concentration of Particulate Matter on Hospitalized Children’s Peak Expiratory Flow
Shin Yamazaki_Graduate School of Medicine and Public Health, Kyoto University, Japan
PP-29-022
PP-29-004
Air Pollution and Lung-Function Growth Among School Children: A Three-Year Cohort Study in Taiwan
Ya-Hui Chen_China Medical University, Taiwan
The Effect of Radon Air Pollution on the Incidence of Respiratory Diseases
Rakhmanbek Toichuev_Institute of Medical Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic, Kyrgyzstan
PP-29-023
PP-29-005
Characteristics of Metals for Ultrafine Particles from Nearby Traffic in Urban Air in Seoul
Jinyong Kim_Yonsei University, Korea
PP-29-006
Ultrafine Particle Exposure During Transit
Luke Knibbs_Queensland University of Technology, Australia
PP-29-024
Seasonal Effect of Ozone Concentrations on Mortality in Nine French Cities
Mathilde Pascal_French Institute for Public Health Surveillance, France
PP-29-007
Effect of Antioxidant Supplementation on Employees’ Sick Building Syndrome Frequencies in
Jakarta, Indonesia (A Community Trial)
Budi Haryanto_University of Indonesia, Indonesia
PP-29-025
Effects on Neurobehavior for Residents Residing Near Petrochemical Industrial Estate in Rayong
Province, Thailand
Nuntavarn Vichit-Vadakan_Thammasat University, Thailand
PP-29-008
Illnesses, Signs and Symptoms Related to High Levels of Exposure of PM10 and Ozone,
Guadalajara, México
Garibay Chávez MG_University of Guadalajara, Mexico
PP-29-026
Smoking in Car: Monitoring Pollution of Particulate Matter as Mass and as Particle Number, of
Organic Volatile Compounds and of Carbon Monoxide. Evaluating the Most Suitable ETS Marker,
and the Effect of Opening the Driver's Window.
Ario Alberto Ruprecht_Istituto Nazionale Tumori, Italy
PP-29-009
Health Risk Assessment of Personal Exposure to Volatile Organic Compounds in Tianjin, China
Jian Zhou_Nankai University, China
PP-29-028
A Portable Device Capable to Deliver to the Airways Filtered Air with a Submicrometric Particle
Removal Efficiency of About 90%
Ario Alberto_Ruprecht SIMG, Italy
Comparison of Health Effects from Exposure to Air Pollution Derived from Combustion of Fossil
Fuels and Biomass Burning in Brazil
Beatriz Oliveira_Escola Nacional de Saude Publica (ENSP/FIOCRUZ), Brazil
PP-29-029
Comparison of Multiple Portable GPS Units for Use in Epidemiological Studies
Jun Wu_University of California, USA
PP-29-030
Association Between Proximity to Traffic and Type-2 Diabetes: The Multi-Ethnic Study of
Atherosclerosis (MESA)
Sung Kyun Park_University of Michigan, USA
PP-29-010
PP-29-012
PP-29-013
PP-29-014
PP-29-015
Temperature, Air Pollution and Mortality During the 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tiantian Li_Chinese Center for Disease Control and Prevention, China
Health Risk of Air Pollution Exposure to the Elderly in China
Can Niu_Nankai University, China
Comparison of PEFR Variability Between Asthmatics and Healthy Individuals of Chennai City, India
Priscilla Johnson_Sri Ramachandra University, India
Relationship Between PM10 Exposure and Time-Activity Diary for the Elderly in Tianjin, China
Nan Zhang_Nankai University, China
PP-29-016
Characteristics of PM2.5 in Taiwan’s 3 Largest Cities During 2006~ 2009
Hsiang-Ching Chen_National Defense Medical Center, Taiwan
PP-29-017
Exposure to Particulate Matter, Kathmandu Valley, Nepal
Anobha Gurung_Yale University, USA
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PP-29-031
PP-29-032
PP-29-033
Are Elderly Women Exposed to Particulate Matter More Likely to Suffer from Cardiovascular Diseases?
Chih-Ming Lin_Ming Chuan University, Taiwan
Inorganic Composition of PM10 and PM2.5 Fractions, from an Industrial Zone in the Esthern Sicily (Italy).
Margherita FERRANTE_Catania University , Italy
Household and Neighborhood Determinants of Particulate Matter Pollution in Four Accra Neighborhoods
Zheng Zhou_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Air Pollution - Exposure Characterization and Health Effects
PP-29-034
Carcinogenic Metals in Airborne Fine Particulates (PM2.5), DNA Damages and Related Lung Dysfunction in
Traffic-Exposed Worker in Taiwan
Guan-Wen Chen_National Health Research Institutes, Taiwan
PP-29-035
The Impact of Yellow Dusts from China on Air Quality in Northern Taiwan from 1994 to 2008
Pei Ru Lin_National Defense Medical Center, Taiwan
PP-29-036
Exposure to Traffic and Its Influence on Birth Outcomes Using a Prospective Cohort
Linn Beate Strand_Queensland University of Technology, Australia
PP-29-037
Association Between Air Pollution and Prevalence of Allergic Rhinitis in Ulsan, Korea
In-Bo Oh_University of Ulsan, Korea
PP-29-038
Characterization of Environmental Factors Inducing the Transformation of Ambient Chromium
Zhihua Fan_New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection, USA
PP-29-039
Ambient Particulate Matter Exposure and Hypertension Incidence in the Multi-Ethnic Study of
Atherosclerosis (MESA)
Yeh-Hsin Chen_University of Michigan, USA
PP-29-040
Personal Exposures to Particle-Bound Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons for the Elderly and
Elementary-School Children
Li-Te Chang_Feng Chia University, Taiwan
PP-29-041
The Exposure to Ozone is Associated with Asthma, Allergic Rhinitis and Allergic Sensitization in
Schoolchildren
Byoung-Ju Kim_Inje University, Korea
PP-29-042
Scientific Programs - Poster session
PP-29-051
The Prevalence of Allergic Diseases in Urban and Rural Residents
Hyun-Sul Lim_Dongguk University College of Medicine, Korea
PP-29-052
Wood Smoke Exposure and Respiratory Health with and without an Improved Chimney Stove in
Rural Guatemala
John Balmes_University of California, USA
PP-29-053
Cerebrovascular Disease Hospitalizations are Associated with Increased Levels of Ozone, and
Modified by Socioeconomic Status in Santiago, Chile.
Jeanette Vera_Universidad de Chile, Chile
PP-29-054
A Meta-Analysis of Association Between Short-Term Ambient Ozone Exposure and Respiratory
Hospital Admissions
Meng Ji_Yale University, USA
PP-29-055
Measurements of Fine Particles and Smoking Activity in a Statewide Survey of California Indian Casinos
Ruoting Jiang_Stanford University, USA
PP-29-056
Exposure to Black Carbon and Cognitive Function in a Cohort of Older Men
Marc G. Weisskopf_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
Topic : Biomonitoring, Biomarkers, and Exposure Biology
PP-29-057
Cyto-Genotoxic Effect on Workers Exposed to Styrene. Influence of Genetic Polymorphisms.
João Teixeira_National Institute of Health, Portugal
Lag Structure of the Associations Between PM2.5 Components and Hospitalization in Denver
Sun-Young Kim_University of Washington, USA
PP-29-058
Urine Lead in 1430 Pupils in Tangshan
Zhi-Kun Zhang_Tangshan Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, China
PP-29-043
Inhalation Exposure of the Volunteers to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHS) in Korea
Jong-Hyeon Lee_Neoenbiz Co., Korea
PP-29-059
3-Hpma Inter-Laboratory Method Standardization to Measure Acrolein Exposure in Human Urine
Francis Cheung_British American Tobacco (Investments) Ltd, UK
PP-29-060
Post Application Formation of Pesticide Degradation Products in a Test House
James Starr_U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, National Exposure Research Laboratory, USA
PP-29-044
Black Smoke as an Additional Indicator to Evaluate the Health Benefits of Traffic Related Policy
Measures: A Systematic Review of the Health Effects of Black Smoke Compared to PM Mass
Nicole Janssen_National Institute for Public Health and the Environment, The Netherlands
PP-29-061
Exploring Exposure in 27 Countries in a European Human Biomonitoring (HBM) Study - COPHES
Marike Kolossa-Gehring_Federal Environment Agency (UBA), Germany
PP-29-062
Modification of the Relationship Between Urinary 8-Ohdg and Hippuric Acid Concentration by GSTM1,
GSTT1, and ALDH2 Genotypes
Sang-Yong Eom_Chungbuk National University, Korea
PP-29-045
Effect of Ozone and Nitrogen Dioxide in Mixture on Lead Availability from Lead-Based Paints
Nick Lam_University of California, Berkeley, USA
PP-29-046
Longitudinal Lung Function Effects of Particulate Matter in Children with Cystic Fibrosis
Joel Kaufman_University of Washington , USA
PP-29-047
Air Quality Impacts of Higher Gas Prices in Atlanta, Georgia During 2006–2008
Fuyuen Yip_Centers for Disease Control & Prevention, USA
PP-29-063
What Do Late-Life Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCB) Levels Tell Us on Lifetime Internal Exposure?
An Evaluation of Exposure Misclassification in Retrospective Breast Cancer Epidemiologic Studies.
Marc-André Verner_Université du Québec À Montréal, Canada
PP-29-048
Blood Markers of Inflammation and Exposure to Vehicle-Related Particulate Air Pollutants in
Trucking Industry Workers
Yueh-Hsiu Chiu_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
PP-29-064
Assessments of PAHS Exposure and Health Effects for Foundry’s Workers
Ming-Hsiu Lin_Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Taiwan
PP-29-065
Cadmium and Tubular Dysfunction Markers in Urine of Smelter Residents in Korea
Sang-Yong Eom_College of Medicine, Chungbuk National University, Korea
PP-29-049
Exposure Assessment for Outdoor Air - a Simulation of Exposure Measurement Error on Health
Effect Estimates
Perry Hystad_University of Victoria, Canada
PP-29-066
Urinary 1-Hydroxypyrene Levels in Children Residing Near a Coal-Fired Power Plant and a SteelManufacturing Mill
Chang-Chuan Chan_College of Public Health, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
PP-29-067
European Hot Spot of Air Pollution by PM 2.5 and B[A]P: Ostrava, Czech Republic
Radim J. Sram_Institute of Experimental Medicine AS CR, Czech Republic
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Effect of Living Close to Major Roadway on Allergic Diseases: Results of the Children's Health and
Environmental Research (CHEER)
Hwan-Cheol Kim_Inha University School of Medicine, Korea
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Biomonitoring, Biomarkers, and Exposure Biology
PP-29-084
A Short Term Repeated Administration to Low Dose DEHP, BPA and BADGE Associated with the
Development of Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus in Adolescent Male Sprague-Dawley Rats
Sang-Yon Kim_Chung-Ang University, Korea
PP-29-068
Urinary Cadmium Concentrations Among Female Teachers from Northern California
Robert Gunier_Cancer Prevention Institute of California, USA
Alteration of Mitochondrial DNA Copy Number and Mitochondria-Rich Plasma Proteins are
Biomarkers for Benzene Exposure in Blood and Leukemia Cells
Ha-Young Eom_Chonnam National University Hwasun Hospital, Korea
PP-29-085
PP-29-069
A Case-Control Study: Exposure Assessment of Vocs and formaldehyde for Asthma in Children
Gyuseok Hwang_IOH Korea University, Korea
PP-29-086
PP-29-070
Levels and Temporal Trends (2002-2008) of Dioxins in the Blood of Urban Dwellers in Korea
Ji Yeon Yang_College of Medicine, Yonsei University., Korea
Influence of Water Temperature on Perchlorate Induced Toxicity in Oryzias Latipes
Sangwoo Lee_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-29-087
Parental Exposure to Bisphenol a During Pregnancy and the Anogenital Distance of Male Offspring
De-kun Li_Kaiser permanente , USA
PP-29-071
Biomonitoring of Perfluorinated Compounds in Anglers
Jürgen Hölzer_Ruhr-University Bochum, Germany
PP-29-088
PCB Congeners in Serum in 8-9-Year Old Environmentally Exposed Children and 4 Years LaterEstimation of Elimination Half-Lives
Tomas Trnovec_Slovak Medical University, Slovakia
PP-29-089
Mineral Oils and Harmful Effects on Human and Animal Skin
Janka Poracova_Presov University, Slovakia
Title : Chemicals and Environmental Health Issues (E.G. Endocrine Disruptors or
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals)
PP-29-072
Evaluation of Levels of Nitric Oxide in Saliva of Children in Relation to Caries Experience and
Salivary Flow Rate
Dong Hun Han_Pusan National University, Korea
PP-29-090
Biological Surveillance of Exposure to Inorganic Arsenic and Associated Endocrine Disruptions in a
Population Drinking Water from Private Wells in the Region of Abitibi-Témiscamingue, in Quebec (Canada)
Eric Lampron-Goulet_Sherbrooke University, Canada
PP-29-073
Acute and Long-Term Excess Mortality After Polychlorinated Biphenyls and Polychlorinated
Dibenzofurans Mixed Exposure from Contaminated Rice Oil: Yusho
Saori Kashima_Hiroshima University Graduate School of Biomedical Sciences, Japan
PP-29-091
Chemical Analysis of Household and Personal Care Products for Endocrine Disrupting Compounds and
Other Chemicals of Emerging Concern
Robin Dodson_Silent Spring Institute, USA
PP-29-074
Prenatal Exposure to Dioxins in Relation to Allergy and Infection in Infancy: Hokkaido Study on
Environment and Children’s Health
Chihiro Miyashita_Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan
PP-29-092
A Study of Comparative on the Classification Criteria and Results of Several Chemicals of GHS
Between Korea & Japan
Jae Wook Choi_Korea University College of Medicine, Korea
PP-29-075
The Association Between Perfluoroalkyl Chemical Levels in Umbilical Cord Blood and Birth Outcomes
Yen-Ju Lin_National Taiwan University College of Public Health, Taiwan
PP-29-093
Gene Expression and Epigenetic Changes in Prostate Cells Exposed to Environmental androgen, Vinclozolin
Saurabh Prasad_University of Ottawa, Canada
PP-29-076
Prevalence of Low Chlorinated Dibenzo-P-Dioxin/Dibenzofurans in Human Serum
Hyokeun Park_Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), Korea
PP-29-094
Maternal Bone Lead Levels are Prospectively Associated with Increased Blood Pressure in
Female Offspring
Aimin Zhang_University of Michigan, USA
PP-29-095
Changes in Immune and Endocrine Effect Markers in Adoloescents Exposed to Residues of
Organochlorine Pesticides in Brazil
Isabel Braga_Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
PP-29-096
Correlation Between Serum Concentrations of Organochlorines and Endocrine and Immune
Markers in Adolescents Exposed to Residues of Organochlorine Pesticides in Brazil.
Isabel Braga_Federal University of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
PP-29-098
Validation and Application of a Method for the Determination of Bisphenol a in Urine by LC-MS/MS:
Short-Term Temperature Stability Test
Su Hee Kim_Center for Life & Environmental Science, Korea
PP-29-077
Assessment of Exposure Levels of PBDES in Human Serum
Jung-Ho Kang_Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), Korea
PP-29-078
A Comparison of Dental Caries Status in Cities with or without Fluoridation
Dong Hun Han_Pusan National University, Korea
PP-29-079
A Comparison of Dental Caries Status in Cities with or without Waterfluoridation
Dong Hun Han_Pusan National University, Korea
PP-29-080
Association of Fluoride Exposure and Bone Mineral Density: A Comparison of Area with Individual
Dong Hun Han_Pusan National University, Korea
PP-29-081
Relationship Between Diabetes and Reduction Effect of “Cholestimide” on Pcbs Accumulation in Human Body
Yoji Mochida_Chiba University, Japan
PP-29-082
Assessment of Di(2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate Exposure by Urinary Metabolites as a Function of
Sampling Time
Yun-Jung Yang_Chung-Ang University, Korea
PP-29-083
An Exposure Assessment of DI-An Exposure Assessment of DI-(2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate (DEHP) and DI-N-Butyl
Phthalate (DBP) in Human Serum
Rashmi Rana_Indian Council of Medical Sciences, India
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Title: Chemicals and Environmental Health Issues (E.G. Endocrine Disruptors or
Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals)
Topic : Emerging Infectious Disease and Environmental Factors
PP-29-111
PP-29-099
Validation and Application of a Method for the Determination of Phthalate in Urine by LC-MS/MS
: Short-Term Temperature Stability Test
Eunha Oh_Center for Life & Environmental Science, Korea
Health Risks, Methodological Approaches and Proposals for Action According to Recent Studies
on the Travelers´ Health
Vanina Matos_National School of Public Health Sérgio Arouca - ENSP / Oswaldo Cruz Foundation - FIOCRUZ, Brazil
PP-29-112
PP-29-100
Differential Gene Expression Analysis in Human Leukemia Cell Line K562 Treated with Benzene.
Sulji Choi_Chung-Ang University, Korea
A Case-Control Study of the Association Between Human Exposure to Selected Chlorinated Pesticides and
Primary Hepatocellular Carcinoma
Heqing Shen_Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
Relationship Between Ahr Gene Polymorphisms and Dioxin Concentrations in Maternal Blood Hokkaido Study on Environment and Children’s Health
Seiko Sasaki_Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan
PP-29-113
PP-29-101
Integrating Exposure and Epidemiologic Models to Select Non-Pharmaceutical Interventions for Influenza
Rachael Jones_University of Illinois At Chicago, USA
PP-29-102
National Estimates of Blood Lead, Cadmium, and Mercury Levels in the Korean General Adult Population
Nam-Soo Kim_Soonchunhyang University, Korea
PP-29-114
Seroprevalence of Brucellosis and Q Fever Among the Veterinarians in Veterinary Service
Laboratories in Korea
Hyun-Sul Lim_Dongguk University, Korea
PP-29-103
Environmental Risk Factors of Breast Cancer in Korea
Sung-Mi Jang_Ewha Woman's University, Korea
PP-29-104
Environmental Exposure Level of PBDES in Some Industrial Area in Korea
Junheon Yoon_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-29-105
MRNA Expressional Changes in Rat Livers Exposed to Silver Nanomaterial
Sang Hee Lee_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-29-160
PP-29-115
Development and validation of on-line column switching HPLC-MS/MS method for metabolites of
phthalates in human urine
Soon Keun Hong_National Institute of Food and Drug Safety Evaluation, Korea
Topic : Environmental Toxicology
Topic : Emerging Environmental Problems - Ionizing Radiation, Electromagnetic
Field, Stress, Hazardous Wastes
PP-29-106
Assessment of Stress And Its Risk Factors Among Primary School Teachers In The Klang Valley, Malaysia
Nurul Izzah Abdul Samad_University Putra Malaysia, Malaysia
PP-29-107
The Health Effects of the Electromagnetic Field Associated with Mobile Phone Base Station:
A Provocation Study
Jui-Chin Chiang_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
PP-29-108
Effects of Radio Frequency Electromagnetic Field Exposure on Sleep Disturbances
Evelyn Mohler_Swiss Tropical and Public Health Institute, Switzerland
PP-29-109
Association of Changes of Thyroid Hormone Levels with Brominated Flame Retarded (BFR)
Exposure Around E-Waste Dismantling Site
Hongmei Wang_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
PP-29-110
Electromagentic Radiations from Cell Phone Inhibit Plant Root Growth Through Induction of
Oxidative Damage
Harminder Pal Singh_Panjab University, India
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(E.G. Elderly, Children, Pregnant Women)
Environmental Exposure to Lead Elevates Blood Pressure in the Elderly
Hee-Tae Kang_Department of Preventive Medicine, Seoul National University College of Medicine, Korea
PP-29-115
Surface Photochemistry: On the Search of Efficient Photodegradation Methods for Indigo Dyes Through
Advanced Oxidative Processes
Enrico Saggioro_Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Brazil
PP-29-117
Using a Chemical Mixture of Pyrethroid Pesticides to Determine Rodent Tissue Clearance Rates
James M. Starr_US Environmental Protection Agency, USA
PP-29-118
Ostensibly Ineffectual Doses of Cadmium and Lipopolysaccharide Causes Liver Damage in Rats
Shih-Bin Su_Chi-Mei Medical Center, Taiwan
PP-29-120
Comparison of PAH Levels Between Wild Fish and Farmed Fish
Caterina Ledda_Catania University, Italy
PP-29-121
Reduction of Effluent Toxicity During Municipal Sewage Treatment Processes
Danvir Mark Farnazo_Energy and Environment Fusion Center, Myongji University, Korea
PP-29-123
Effects of Blood Lead Concentration on Intelligence and Personality in School Children
Dae-Seon KIM_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-29-124
Methane and Natural Gas Exposure Limits
Saurabh Prasad_University of Ottawa, Canada
PP-29-125
Acute Sensitivity of Neocaridina Denticulata to Pentachlorophenol Sodium Salt Following Hardness or pH
Jaewoo Lee_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
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Topic : Ethics and Justice in Environmental Health Policy
Topic : Indoor and Built Environment
PP-29-126
Criticism to the Limulus Amebocyte Lysate (LAL) Test as a Replacement Method to the Rabbit Pyrogen
Test (RPT) and Environmental Health Implications
Róber Bachinski_National School of Public Health (ENSP) / Oswaldo Cruz Foundation (Fiocruz), Brazil
PP-29-141
Indoor Air Pollution in Different Mongolian Dwellings and Children’s Health in Ulaanbaatar (Mongolia)
Enkhjargal Gombojav_Health Sceinces University, Mongolia
PP-29-142
PP-29-127
Disparities in Traffic Exposure in the United States
Jennifer Parker_National Center for Health Statistics, USA
Investigation of Flooring and Particle Composition Factors in Human Activity Induced
Resuspension
Kyung Sul_Clarkson University, USA
Environmental Justice in Regulatory Analysis: Potential Types of Policy and Analytical Questions
and Applications of Resulting Information
Onyemaechi Nweke_US Environmental Protection Agency, USA
PP-29-143
PP-29-128
Indoor Air Quality Improvement Following Interventions in Wood Stove Homes
Curtis W. Noonan_University of Montana, USA
PP-29-144
Distribution of Airborne Bacteria and Fungi in the Korean High-Speed Train Indoor
Duck-Shin Park_Korea Railroad Research Institute, Korea
PP-29-145
Analytical Methods for Personal Exposure to PM2.5, Particulate Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons and Solanesol
Takashi Amagai_University of Shizuoka, Japan
PP-29-147
An Overview on Indoor Air Pollution, Its Adverse Health Effects and Intervention Measures in Rural China
Jinliang Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environment Sciences, China
PP-29-148
The Prevalence Rates of Reported SBS Symptom and Gender: A Case Study in a Middle School
Jinliang Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environment Sciences, China
PP-29-149
Survey on the Prevalence Rates of SBS Symptoms in a Middle School, Beijing
Zhiyi Xiao_Haidian Center for Disease Prevention and Control, China
PP-29-150
The Analysis on the Impact Factors of SBS by Using Fitted Hybrid Linear Model
Zhiyi Xiao_Haidian Center for Disease Prevention and Control, China
PP-29-129
Why Have a Great Number of Residents in the Methylmercury-Polluted Area not been Examined for
Minamata Disease?
Shigeru Takaoka_Kyoritsu Neurology and Rehabilitation Clinic, Japan
Topic : Indoor and Built Environment
PP-29-130
PP-29-131
PP-29-132
Effects of Emissions from Cedar Timber on Psychological and Physiological Factors in Indoor
Environment
Kenichi Azuma_Kinki University School of Medicine, Japan
Dampness, Food Habits, and Sick Building Syndrome Symptoms Among Elementary School Pupils
Yasuaki Saijo_Asahikawa Medical College, Japan
Evaluation of formaldehyde Guideline Values for Indoor Air
Tunga Salthammer_Fraunhofer WKI, Germany
PP-29-133
Effect of Essential Oil on Heart Rate and Blood Pressure Among Healthy Subjects in Classroom
Kai-Jen Chuang_St. Mary’s Medicine, Nursing and Management College, Taiwan
PP-29-134
A Follow-Up Study on Mood States, Symptoms and Chemical Exposure Levels of Multiple
Chemical Sensitivity Patients
Satoshi Nakai_Yokohama National University, Japan
Topic : Low Level Exposure to Environmental Contaminants and Health
PP-29-151
Determination of Formaldehyde Benchmark Level in Blood Using the Model “Blood Concentration –
Odds Ratio”
Pavel Shur_Federal Scientific Center for Medical and Prophylactic Health Risk Management Technologies, Russian Federation
PP-29-152
Prevalence of Asthma, Atopic Dermatitis and Rhinitis and MVOC Exposure in Single Family Homes – A
Survey in Six Cities of Japan
Atsuko Araki_Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine, Japan
Quantification of Urinary Melamine Among Urolithiasis in Taiwan by Liquid Chromatography /
Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Chia-Fang Wu_Graduate Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan
PP-29-153
Effects of Low Level Arsenic Exposure on the Functioning of Renal Tubules
Sang-Yong EOM_College of Medicine, Chungbuk National University, Korea
PP-29-137
Relationship Between Building Materials, Structure and Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCS) Indoor Air
Masamichi Hanazato_Center for Preventive Medical Science, Chiba University, Japan
PP-29-154
Exposure to Heavy Metals in Residents Living Near the a Copper Refinery Plant
Sang–Yong EOM_College of Medicine, Chungbuk National University, Korea
PP-29-138
Confort in the Hospitalization Rooms
M. Ferrante_Department of Hygiene and Public Health of Catania University, Italy
PP-29-156
Geographical Distribution Features of PFOS and PFOA in Populations from China
Yihe Jin_Dalian University of Technology, China
PP-29-139
A Study on the formaldehyde Removal Efficiency Using Nano-Size Carbon Colloids
Seon Hong Kim_Yonsei University, Korea
PP-29-157
Blood Lead Level of Residents Living Around 355 Abandoned Metal Mines in Korea
Byung-Kook Lee_Soonchunhyang University, Korea
PP-29-158
Residual Detections of Erythromycin and Tylosin at Surface Water and Soils in Korea
Pangyi Kim_Yongin University, Korea
PP-29-159
Evaluation of Associated Factors for Cadmium Exposure and Kidney Function in General Population
Mingai Huang_Chung-Ang University, Korea
PP-29-135
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Primary Products Emitted from Evaporating Essential Oils and Potential Secondary Pollutants
from Their Reactions with Oxidants
Pei-Chih Wu_Chang Jung Christian University, Taiwan
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Topic : Microbial Exposure and Health Risk
Topic : Natural Disasters and Health (E.G. Forest Fire, Earthquake, Tsunami, Flooding, Etc.,)
PP-29-161
Health Risk Assessment of Airborne Microbes in the Public Facilities
Yong-Jin Lee_the Institute for Environmental Research, Yonsei University, Korea
PP-29-171
PP-29-162
Prevalence of Legionella Cooling Tower Water Contamination and Legionella Pneumophila Antibodies
Among Hotel Workers of Jiangsu, China
Hong Sun_Jiangsu Provincial CDC, China
Regional Characteristics of Heat-related Deaths and the Application of a Heat-health Warning
System in Korea
Dae-Geun Lee_Korea Meteorological Administration, Korea
PP-29-172
The Status and Preventive Measures of the Natural Disasters in Korean Farmers
Lim Hyun Sul_Dongguk University/Preventive Medicine, Korea
PP-29-163
Needlesticks and Nonreporting: a Review of Bloodborne Pathogen Exposure Among Healthcare Workers
David Goldsmith_George Washington University , United States of America
Topic : Noise and Health
Topic : Nanotechnology and Health
PP-29-173
The Associations Between Urban Traffic Emissions on Myocardial Infarction Risk
Vilija Malinauskiene_Kaunas University of Medicine Institute of Cardiology, Lithuania
PP-29-174
The Research of Hearing Loss in Polyester Fiber Workers
Chieh-Yu Wei_Institute of Labor Relationship, Chinese Culture University, Taiwan
PP-29-175
Assessment of Combined Effects from Exposure to Cold Stress, Hand-Arm Vibration and Noise
Pao-Chiang Chao_Tajen University, Taiwan
PP-29-176
Effects of Noise Exposure at Different Frequencies on Hearing Loss in Workers
Shen-En Jian_China Medical University, Taiwan
PP-29-177
Effects of Noise Exposure at Different Frequencies on Hypertension in Workers
Chih-Hao Tseng_China Medical University, Taiwan
PP-29-179
Does Traffic Noise Explain the Association of Residential Proximity to Traffic with Coronary
Artery Calcification?
Anja Viehmann_Institute for Medical Informatics, Biometry and Epidemiology, University Hospital of Essen, Germany
PP-29-164
Is Health Risk Due to Nanoparticles Unusually Great and are They Really Ignored by Physiological
Defense Mechanisms?
Boris Katsnelson_Medical Research Center for Prophylaxis and Health Protection in Industrial Workers, Russian Federation
PP-29-165
The Pilot Study of Specific Biomarkers in Health Effects Among Engineered Nanoparticles
Manufacturing Workers
Ming-Hsiu Lin_Institute of Occupational Safety and Health, Taiwan
PP-29-166
Rapid Nanotoxicity Screening Approach of Agnps Using Negative-Charged Vesicle
Sun Hee Jee_Kwangwoon University, Korea
PP-29-167
Exposure Assessment of Silver Nanomaterials in Workplaces
Sun Hee Jee_Kwangwoon University, Korea
PP-29-168
Development of Guidance for Safe Management of Nanomaterials in Workplaces
Sun Hee Jee_Kwangwoon University, Korea
PP-29-169
Rapid and Reversible Preparation of Citrated-Stabilized Silver Nanoplates and Its Nanotoxicity
Jinkyu Roh_Kwangwoon University, Korea
PP-29-180
Subjective Annoyance from Exposure to Low Frequency Noise of Semiconductor Manufacturing in the
Packaging and Testing Processes
Pao-Chiang Chao_School of Public Health, Taipei Medical University, Taiwan
PP-29-181
PP-29-170
A New Test Method Development for Number Concentration Measurement of Particles Generated
by Laser Printer
Ha-Kyu Jung_Hanyang University, Korea
Relationship Between Aircraft Noise Exposure and Depression, Anxiety, Stress in Korea
Keou Won Lee_Ajou University Medical Center, Korea
PP-29-182
A Study on the Noise Exposure and Hearing Loss of the Workers in Cable Manufacture
Kuo-Hua Wang_Chinese Culture University, Taiwan
PP-29-183
Relationship Between Aircraft Noise Exposure and Sleep Quality in Korea
Soo Jeong Kim_Ajou University School of Medicine, Korea
PP-29-184
Influence of Nutrition on the Association Between Occupational Noise Exposures and Hearing
Impairment in the U.S. General Popula
Yoon-Hyeong Choi_University of Michigan School of Public Health, USA
PP-29-185
Aircraft Noise Exposure and Its Effects on Quality of Life and Cognitive Function Among Thai
Residents
Chantana Padungtod_Ministry of Public Health, Thailand
PP-29-186
The Effect of Vibration Reduction on the Anti-Vibration Gloves Made of Different Materials
Heekyung Yun_Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Teaching and Training Environmental / Occupational Epidemiology and
Exposure Science
Topic : Other
PP-29-187
Long-Term Effect of Multifactor Transfer, Lifting and Repositioning Intervention Program Among
Health Care Workers
Hyun Lim_University of Saskatchewan, Canada
PP-29-188
Transdisciplinary Academic Education and Professional Training Model in Global Health
Tomas Tamulis_University of Hawaii John a Burns School of Medicine, USA
PP-29-198
Metabolic Syndrome and Its Related Factors in an Endemic Area of Dioxin Exposure in Southern Taiwan
Chien-Yuan Huang_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
PP-29-199
The Strength of the Healthy Worker Effect Varies According to the Type of Cancer Being Studied
Jorunn Kirkeleit_University of Bergen, Norway
PP-29-200
Psychological Symptoms in Residents 7 Months After the Hebei Spirit Oil Spill: Re-Analysis
Focused on Influencing Factors
Kyung-Hwa Choi_Chungbuk National University, Korea
PP-29-201
Environmental Exposure to Hydrogen Sulphide and Odour from Fish Meal Plants in St. Helena Bay, Western
Cape Province, South Africa
Abednego Baker_ISEE, South Africa
PP-29-202
Improvement of Standard Examination Methods (GB5750-2006) for Chlorine Dioxide and
Estimation of Application on Field in Drinking Water
Lili Ji_Jiangsu CDC, China
PP-29-203
Biomass Smoke and Cooking: Can Carbon Monoxide Be Used as a Proxy Measure of Respirable
Particulate Matter?
Shelby Yamamoto_University of Heidelberg, Germany
PP-29-204
Satellite-Derived NO2 and HCHO: Comparison to in Situ Measurement and Application to Air
Quality Management
Alan Fried_National Center for Atmospheric Research, EOL, USA
PP-29-205
A Change of Atopy Prevalence Among the Industrialized Area Residents in Gyeonggi-Do, Korea
for 3 Years(2005, 2006, 2007)
Moonhee Kwon_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-29-206
Military Working Dogs and Pets as Sentinels of Environmental Diseases
David Goldsmith_George Washington University, USA
PP-29-207
Salivary Bisphenol-A Level Detected by ELISA After Restoration with Sealant Resin
Dong Hun Han_Pusan National University, Korea
PP-29-208
Study on the Effect of SPI (Samsung Super Plasma Ion) on Airborne Microorganism Reduction
and Pig's Productivity in Pig Building
Yoonshin Kim_Hanyang University, IEIM, Korea
PP-29-146
Phthalates exposure indoors: experiments and understanding
Yinping Zhang_Tsinghua University, China
Topic : Urban Planning, Green and Sustainable Development
PP-29-189
PP-29-190
Understanding How the Retail Food Environment Supports Dietary Goals Among Hispanics in New
York City
Andrew Rundle_Columbia University, USA
A Study on the Thermal Performance of the Living Wall System
Seung Won Han_Floriculture Research Division, Korea
Topic : Consumer Product Exposure Assessment in Asia / Pacific Region
PP-29-192
Quantitative Risk Assessment Methods to Evaluate the Safety of Menstrual Protection Products
Prashant Rai_Procter and Gamble Innovation G.K., Japan
PP-29-193
Conducting Consumer Product Exposure Assessments: Methods, Data and Future Directions
Christina Cowan-Ellsberry_CE2Consulting, LLC, USA
PP-29-194
Consumer Product Safety: Coherent Exposure Assessment for Multiple Products Containing
Same Chemical Ingredients—Defining Exposure Opportunities for Different Consumer Types
Christine Chaisson_The Lifeline Group, USA
PP-29-195
An Exposure-Based Risk Assessment Approach to Safety Evaluation of Laundry Deterent Products
Seok Kwon_Kobe Technical Center, Procter & Gamble (P&G) Innovation Godo Kaisha, Japan
PP-29-196
Dermal Sensitization Quantitative Risk Assessment (QRA) for Fragrance Ingredients
Christina Cowan_Ellsberry_CE2Consulting, LLC, USA
PP-29-197
Consumer Product Ingredient Safety: Exposure and Risk Screening Methods for Consumer
Product Ingredients
Christina Cowan-Ellsberry_CE2 Consulting, LLC, USA
30 August, Monday
Topic : Problems Regarding Socioeconomic Status and Vulnerability
(E.G. Poverty, Rapid Urbanization, Difference of Life Quality)
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Air Pollution - Exposure Characterization and Health Effects
PP-30-002
Modeling the Distribution of Highway-Generated Air Pollution in a Residential Urban
Neighborhood
Allison St. Vincent_Tufts University, USA
PP-30-019
Spatiotemporal Patterns of Ultrafine Particle Counts and Fine Particle Mass in Neighborhoods
Surrounding an Airport
Hsiao-Hsien Hsu_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
PP-30-020
Symptom Severity of Atopic Dermatitis and Indoor Exposure to Air Pollutants in a Child Day Care Center
Eun-Hye Kim_Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Korea
PP-30-003
Validation of Traffic Exposure Surrogates Against a Biomarker of Internal Dose Among Nonsmoking US Population
Amir Sapkota_University of Maryland, USA
PP-30-021
Indoor Air Quality and Allergic Disease in Elementary School Children
Ho-Hyun Kim_The Institute for Environmental Research, Yonsei University, Korea
PP-30-005
Impact of Emissions from Aluminum Electrolysis Plants on Ambient Air Pollution and Children’s Health
Sergey Kuzmin_Ministry of Public Health of the Russian Federation, Russian Federation
PP-30-022
Intake Fractions for Vehicle Emissions in 88 Worldwide Urban Areas
Joshua S. Apte_Energy and Resources Group, University of California, USA
PP-30-023
PP-30-006
Association Between Ambient Air Pollution and the Hospital Emergency Room Visits for Respiratory
Diseases: A Case-crossover Study
Chang Su_School of Public Health, Peking University, China
Automobiles and the Deterioration of Environmental Health in the City of Guadalajara, México
Curiel Ballesteros A_University of Guadalajara, Mexico
PP-30-024
Characteristics of Volatile Organic Compounds (VOCS): Concentrations and Source Identification
for Indoor and Outdoor Hospital Waiting Areas in China
Na Luo_Peking University, China
PP-30-007
Air Pollution and Survival Within a Cohort: Risks of Criteria and Other Pollutants
Ronald Wyzga_EPRI, USA
PP-30-008
Receptor Modeling of Particulate Matter Personal Exposure for an Elderly Population in Tianjin, China
Jian Zhou_College of Environmental Science and Engineering, Nankai University, China
PP-30-025
Emergency Room Visits Due to Cardiovascular Illness from a Major Hospital of Chennai, India
Sheela Ravinder_Sri Ramachandra University, India
PP-30-010
Mass Calibration and Relative Humidity Compensation Requirements for Optical Portable Particulate Matter
Monitors: The IMPASHS (Impact of Smoke-Free Policies in EU Member States) WP2 Preliminary Results
Ario Alberto Ruprecht_Istituto Nazionale Tumori, Italy
PP-30-026
Characteristics of Surface and Bulk Elemental Composition of Ambient PM2.5 in Five Chinese
Cities During Spring of 2008
Qi Wang_School of Public Health, Peking University, China
PP-30-011
Study on the Status and Distribution of Ultrafine Particles During Beijing Olympics in 2008
Chang Su_Peking University Health Science Center, China
PP-30-027
PP-30-012
Adjustment of Regional Differences in the Effect of PM2.5 on Daily Mortality in JAPAN, Using the
Generalized Additive Mixed Effects Model
Ayano Takeuchi_The University of Tokyo, Japan
Observed Smoking in Car: Results of a Study from the National Health Prevention Service of
Veneto, Northern Italy
Giovanni Invernizzi_Istituto Nazionale Tumori, Italy
PP-30-028
Vertical Gradients of Residential Indoor and Outdoor Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Black Carbon,
Particulate Matter in New York City
Kyung Hwa Jung_Columbia University, College of Physicians and Surgeons, USA
Quantification of Exposure By PM2.5 from the Biomass Burning in the Brazilian Amazon:
Estimative of Potential Dose
Beatriz Oliveira_Escola Nacional de Saude Publica (ENSP/FIOCRUZ), Brazil
PP-30-013
Spatial Distribution of Nitrogen Oxides and PM Concentrations in Taipei
Yu-Hsiu Chu_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
PP-30-014
Ambient Exposure to Criteria Air Pollutants and Risk of Death from Bladder Cancer in Taiwan
Chun-Yuh Yang_Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan
PP-30-029
PP-30-015
The Trend of Atmospheric Ozone Concentration in Taiwan, 1996- 2009
Hsin-Yi Cheng_National Defense Medical Center, Taiwan
PP-30-030
Spatial Estimation of Industrial Sources Allocation for Improved Exposure Assessment in the Human
Health Risk Assessment Studies
Oksana Voznyuk_State Institution Marzeev Institute of Hygiene and Medical Ecology, Ukraine
PP-30-031
PP-30-016
Investigation on the Health Status of Coal Miners in Shanxi Province
Xiaochuan Pan_School of Public Health, Peking University, China
PP-30-032
PP-30-017
Peculiarities of Exposure Assessment for the Population Living in the Zones of Chemical Pollution
of Ambient Air
Oleg Kartavtsev_State Institution Marzeev Institute of Hygiene and Medical Ecology, Ukraine
Comparison of Particles in Exhaust from Swedish Environmental Classified Diesel Fuel (MK1) and
Eco-par (Fischer-Tropsch Diesel Fuel)
Helena Anundi_Uppsala University Hospital, Sweden
PP-30-033
Quantifying Changes in Population Exposures to Air Pollution in Great Britain from the 1960s to 1980s
Kayoung Lee_MRC-HPA Centre for Environment and Health, Imperial College, UK
PP-30-034
Time-Series Analysis of Association Between Gaseous Air Pollutants and Daily Mortality in
Urban Residents in Tianjin
Yanshen Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
PP-30-018
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Identifying Cities for Enhanced Fine Particulate Matter Speciation Monitoring
Lisa Baxter_United States Environmental Protection Agency, USA
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Development and Transferability of Land-Use Regression Models for NO2 and NOX in Southern California
Jun Wu_Program in Public Health, University of California, USA
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Topic : Air Pollution - Exposure Characterization and Health Effects
Scientific Programs - Poster session
PP-30-052
Retrospective Assessment of Exposure to Air Pollution in the Gazel French Cohort Study
Mathilde Pascal_Institut de Veille Sanitaire, France
Residential Proximity to Main Roads and the Risk of Allergic Diseases
Hwan-Cheol Kim_Inha University College of Medicine, Korea
PP-30-053
PP-30-036
A European Exposure Modelling Approach: Impact of Socio-Demographic Factors on Time-Use
Aileen Yang_NILU - Norwegian Institute for Air Research, Norway
Indoor Air Quality At Restaurants and Bars in Evening Hours in Korea
Hyunsoo Lee_Depart, of Occupational Health Catholic University of Daegu., Korea
PP-30-054
Contribution of Outdoor Nitrogen Dioxide on Indoor Air Quality in Roadside Commercial Shops
Jianfei Shuai_Catholic University of Daegu, Korea
PP-30-037
Exposure to PM10 of the Elderly Related to the Mass Concentration and Time- Activity in Tianjin, China
Fei He_Nankai University, China
PP-30-038
A Case-Control Study of Ambient NO2¸and Hemorrhagic Stroke in Edmonton, Canada
Ryan Allen_Simon Fraser University, Canada
PP-30-039
In-Vehicle Correlations Among Particle Number, Organic and Inorganic Species for a Cohort of
Car Commuters in Atlanta
Jeremy A. Sarnat_Emory University, USA
PP-30-035
Topic : Biomonitoring, Biomarkers, and Exposure Biology
PP-30-056
Creatinine in Spot Urine Samples: Sources of Variation and the Adjustment of Urinary Biomarkers
among Roofers Exposed to Asphalt
Berrin Serdar_Florida International University, USA
PP-30-040
Canada Wide Landuse Regression Models Created from Fixed Site Monitors and Validated with
Independent City-Specific Measurements
Perry Hystad_University of British Columbia, Canada
PP-30-057
Secondhand Smoke Exposure among Bar and Nightclub Employees Mongolia
Chimedsuren Ochir_HSUM, Mongolia
PP-30-041
Personal Exposure of 80 Retired Elders and Their Residential Indoor, Outdoor PM10
Concentrations Measured in Tianjin, China
Yating Liu_Nankai University, China
PP-30-059
Biological Monitoring of Aromatic Amines, Benzene and Benzo[A]Pyrene in Workers of a Modern
European Coke Oven Plant
Tobias Weiss_Institute of the Ruhr-Universität Bochum, Germany
PP-30-042
PM2.5 Prediction Modeling Using MODIS AOD and Its Implications for Health Effect Studies
Hyung Joo Lee_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
PP-30-060
Inflammation, Oxidative Stress and PAHS Exposure Biomarkers in Children with Atopic Dermatitis
Sanghwan Song_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-30-043
Fine Particle Air Quality Levels of Sri Lankan Households and Associated Respiratory Conditions:
Preliminary Findings of an Ongoing Longitudinal Study
Sumal Nandasena_National Institute of Health Sciences, Ministry of Health, Sri Lanka
PP-30-061
Hemoglobin Adducts of Alkylating Substances – Long-term Parameters of Smoking During Pregnancy
Heiko Käfferlein_IPA Center of Toxicology - Ruhr University Bochum, Germany
PP-30-062
The Pyrethroid Insecticide Exposure in Children
Jae Seok Song_Kwan Dong University College of Medicine, Korea
PP-30-044
Contributions of Aircraft Activity, Local Sources and Meteorology to Ultrafine Particle Counts
Near a Large Airport
Gary Adamkiewicz_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
PP-30-063
NO2 Vertical Gradient Monitoring Along a Street Canyon By LP-DOAS in the Framework of the
ESCAPE Air Pollution and Health Study
Ming-Yi Tsai_Swiss Tropical & Public Health Institute, Switzerland
Effects of the Crude Oil Exposure by Hebei Spirit Oil Spill on Oxidative Stress in Residents and Cleanup Volunteers of Taean, Korea
Sang–Yong Eom_College of Medicine, Chungbuk National University, Korea
PP-30-064
The Quantitation of HEMA and TZCA in Human Urine Using High Performance Liquid Chromatography
Electrospray Ionization Tandem Mass Spectrometric Detection (HPLC-ESI-MS/MS)
Youngah Ahn_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-30-045
PP-30-046
Intake and Exposure Effects of Reducing Diesel PM in the South Coast
Kathryn Lundquist_University of Minnesota, USA
PP-30-047
Modeling the Variability in Kitchen Time-Activity and Its Effect on Exposure to PM2.5 from
Biomass Cooking
Ilse Ruiz-Mercado_University of California Berkeley, USA
PP-30-065
Simultaneous Determination of Trichloroacetic Acid, Dichloroacetic Acid, S-(1,2-Dichlorovinyl) Glutathione,
S-(1,2-Dichlorovinyl)-L-Cysteine and N-Acetyl-S-(1,2-Dichlorovinyl)-L-Cysteine Using Liquid
Chromatography Electrospray Ionization Tandem Mass Spectrometry
Miyeon Shin_Seoul National University, Korea
Structural Equation Modeling of Traffic Pollution and Inflammation: Modification by Diabetes and
Smoking in the Normative Aging Study (NAS)
Emmanuel S. Baja_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
PP-30-066
PP-30-048
Phthalate Metabolites and Self Reported Diet
Anja Zur Nieden_Institute of Hygiene and Environmental Medicine, Justus-Liebig-University, Germany
PP-30-067
PP-30-049
In-Vehicle Exposures to Traffic and Biomarkers of Airway Oxidative Stress Among Healthy Humans
Robert Laumbach_UMDNJ-Robert Wood Johnson Medical School, USA
Blood and Urinary Cadmium Concentration of Residents Around Abandoned Metal Mines in
Busan and Gyeongsangnam-Do
Young-Seoub Hong_Dong-A University, Korea
PP-30-050
Ambient Nitrogen Dioxide Prediction by Land Use Regression Modeling in Incheon
Ji Young Lee_Inha University School of Medicine, Korea
PP-30-068
Blood Total Mercury and Fish Consumption in the Korean General Population in KNHANES III, 2005
Byung-Kook Lee_Soonchunhyang University, Korea
PP-30-051
Ultrafine Particles Inside Cars in Busy Traffic – Developing an Empirical Model
Ian Longley_NIWA Ltd, New Zealand
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Biomonitoring, Biomarkers, and Exposure Biology
Topic : Exposure Assessment by Various Media and Pathways
PP-30-069
Effect of Sample Collection and Storage Conditions on DNA Damage in Buccal Cells from
Agricultural Workers
Juan F Muniz_University of Pennsylvania, USA
PP-30-070
Bioconcentration Factor of Perfluorinated Compounds in Blood of Common Carp, Cyprinus Carpio
Chonrae Cho_NIER, Korea
PP-30-071
The Epidemiological Characteristics of Green Tobacco Sickness and Urinary Cotinine Level in
Korean Tobacco Harvesters
Kwan Lee_Dongguk University College of Medicine, Korea
PP-30-208
Adipose Organochlorine Concentrations and Risk of non-Hodgkin°Øs Lymphoma in Denmark
Elvira Bräuner_Danish Cancer Society, Denmark
Topic : Climate Change and Environmental Health
PP-30-086
Research on Evaluation of the Pipeline Direct Drinking Water Quality with Improved
Comprehensive Index Method
Huang Lihong_Shanghai Changning Institute of Health Inspection, China
PP-30-087
Three Methodologies for Estimating Cumulative Human Exposures to Current-Use Pyrethroid
Pesticides
Nicolle Tulve_US Environmental Protection Agency, USA
PP-30-088
Probabilistic Evaluation of Dietary Exposure to Lead in Jiangsu Province, China
Liu Pei_Southeast University, China
PP-30-089
Development and Verification of China Dietary Exposure Evaluation Model Software
Liu Pei_Southeast University, China
PP-30-090
Combined Assessment of Migration and Skin Penetration of Chemicals from Consumer Products
Jochen Heidler_German Federal Institute for Risk Assessment, Germany
PP-30-072
Assessing the Cumulative Climate-related Health Risks in the Eastern U.S.
Yang Liu_Emory University, USA
PP-30-091
PP-30-073
The Effect of Climate Change and Environmental Pollution on Seasonal Fluctuations of Typhoid Fever
Rakhmanbek Toichuev_The National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic, Kyrgyzstan
Evaluation of Background Mercury Level from the Residents Living in Vicinity of Fishing Area
Around Taiwan
Huiu-Ling Chen_Hung Kuang University, Taiwan
PP-30-092
PP-30-074
Climate and Environmental Change in Coastal Bangladesh and Seasonal (Pre)Clampsia and
Hypertension
Aneire Khan_Imperial College London, UK
Exposure Assessment of Hexabromocyclododecane (HBCD) Among Japanese Population
Tomohide Iwata_Graduate School of Environmental and Information Sciences, Yokohama National University, Japan
PP-30-093
Cancer Risk Assessment of Inorganic Arsenic Among Japanese Population
Tomoko Oguri_University of Tokyo, Japan
PP-30-075
Global Environment Change and Health
Tanvir Kaur_Indian Council of Medical Research, India
PP-30-094
The Survey of Drinking Water Intake of Beijing Residents
Jinhui Zhao_Beijing Municipal Center for Disease Prevention and Control, China
PP-30-076
Climate Warming and Infectious Diseases Predicting for 2040-2050 in Taiwan
Yu-Chun Wang_Chung Yuan Christian University , Taiwan
PP-30-095
The Pollution Levels of PAHS in Chinese Food
Jing Nie_Chinese Research Academy Of Environmental Sciences, China
PP-30-077
Climate Warming and Cardiovascular Mortality in 2040-2050 in Taiwan
Yu-Chun Wang_Chung Yuan Christian University , Taiwan
PP-30-078
Heatwaves and Mortality in New York, NY
Brooke Anderson_Yale University, USA
PP-30-079
Extreme Precipitation and Climate-Related Infectious Diseases in Taiwan (1994-2008)
Huey-Jen Su_College of Medicine, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
PP-30-080
Ambient Temperature and Mortality: An International Study in 13 Cities of East Asia
PP-30-096
Exposures and Potential Risks in the Neighborhoods of Five Different Restaurants Emitting
Particulate Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons
Shih-Chun Lung_Academia Sinica, Taiwan
PP-30-097
Performance of Chromagar Staph Aureus and Chromagar MRSA for Detection of Airborne
Staphylococcus Aureus in the Hospital
Chun-Chieh Tseng_ Tzu Chi University, Taiwan
PP-30-098
Comparison of Individual Food Analyses to Composites for Pyrethroid Pesticides
Lisa Melnyk_US Environmental Protection Agency, USA
Ho Kim_Seoul National University , Korea
PP-30-081
The Impact of Climate Change on Public Health in India: Future Research Directions
Kathleen F. Bush_School of Public Health the University of Michigan, USA
PP-30-099
Assessing the Value of Including GPS in Personal Exposure Monitoring Studies
Amanda Wheeler_Health Canada, Canada
PP-30-082
Relationships Between Personal Exposure to Heat and Cold and Air Pollutants
Qingyu Meng_U.S. EPA, USA
PP-30-100
Water-Related Activity Mode and Dermal Exposure Factors of People in Typical Northern City in China
Xiaoli Duan_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
PP-30-083
Association Study Between Transport Accident Mortality and Temperature in South Korea
Minji Choe_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-30-101
Occurrence of Disinfection By-Products (DBPS) in Drinking Water in Different Italian Northern Regions
Guglielmina Fantuzzi_Università di Modena E Reggio Emilia, Italy
PP-30-084
Health Impact of Heatwaves in Urban Heat Islands: How to Estimate the Exposure of the Population?
Mathilde Pascal_Institut de Veille Sanitaire, France
PP-30-102
Perfluorinated Compounds (PFCS) Exposure Through Tap Waters in Korea
Seung-Kyu Kim_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-30-085
Climate Change and Health: An International Panorama
Adalberto Luiz Miranda Filho_National School of Public Health Sergio Arouca / Oswaldo Cruz Foundation, Brazil
PP-30-103
Exposure Assessment of Traffic Related Air Pollution in Sao Paulo, Brazil
Adelaide Cassia Nardocci_University of São Paulo, Brazil
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Topic : Exposure Assessment by Various Media and Pathways
Scientific Programs - Poster session
PP-30-120
Research on Inhalation Exposure Factors of Tai Yuan Residents
Xiaoli Duan_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
Contributions of Dermal and Pulmonary Routes to Chloroform Exposure in Swimming Pool: A
Comparison Between Three Estimation Approaches
Cyril Catto_Université de Montréal, Canada
PP-30-121
A Novel Approach to Estimating Average Long-Term Endotoxin Exposure for Children: The Endotoxin
Exposure Matrix (EEM)
Saurabh Prasad_University of Ottawa, Canada
PP-30-122
PP-30-106
Environmental Tobacco Smoke Exposure Among Korean Workers: National Working Condition Survey
Sungil Cho_Graduate School of Public Health, Seoul National University, Korea
Levels of Human Steroid Hormones in Water and Sediment from Four Major Rivers in Korea
Young Lim Kho_School of Human & Environmental Sciences, Eulji University, Korea
PP-30-123
PP-30-107
Partitioning Theory Applied to Paired Indoor Air and House Dust SVOC Measurements:
Implications for Residential Exposure Measurements in Epidemiology Studies
Robin Dodson_Silent Spring Institute, USA
Comparison of VOCS Personal Exposure Levels According to Time-Activity Patterns in Korea
Wook-Hee Choi_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-30-124
Evidence of Policy Impact on Population Exposure Improvement
Kiyoung Lee_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-30-108
Toenail, Blood and Urine as Biomarkers of Occupational Exposure to Manganese
Wisanti Laohaudomchok_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
Topic : Food Safety, Impact of Nutrition on Health
Daily Intake of DEHP and Other Phthalates by Korean – Estimated by Determination of Urinary
Concentration of Phthalate Metabolites
Young Lim Kho_Eulji University, Korea
PP-30-125
PP-30-109
Food Environment Quality and Food Choice in Clusters of Colonias Along the South Texas/Mexico Border
Joseph Sharkey_School of Rural Public Health, USA
PP-30-126
Investigation of Food Safety and Handling Practices of Households in Jimma Town Ethiopia
Firdu Zawide_Jimma University, USA
PP-30-110
Persistent Organic Pollutants (POP) and Their Effect on Gene Expression in Exposed Children
Partha Mitra_ Howard University, USA
PP-30-127
Artificial Sweetener Intake of Korean Children is Insignificant
Jee-Yeon Lee_Korea Health Industry Development Institute, Korea
PP-30-104
PP-30-105
Exposure Assessment of the Chemicals in Personal Care Products
Woo-Il Kim_NIER, Korea
PP-30-111
Dietary Patterns for Unique Populations Not Represented in US National Dietary Surveys: Application
to Exposure Assessment Methods and Relevance to Any Population Group
Christine Chaisson_The Lifeline Group, USA
PP-30-128
Length-Normalized Mercury Concentrations in the Tissue of Freshwater Fishes at Korea
Chan-Kook Kim_Neoenbiz Co., Korea
PP-30-112
Investigation of Chemical Distribution and Uptake at Low Skin Loads
Alexander Domesle_University of Washington, USA
PP-30-129
Mercury Concentrations in Korean Freshwater Fishes
Chan-Kook Kim_Neoenbiz Co., Korea
PP-30-113
Multi-Media and Multi-Pathway Aggregate Exposure Assessment for Phthalates in Korean Volunteers
Jong-Hyeon Lee_Neoenbiz Co., Korea
PP-30-130
Fish Consumption Advisory for Mercury in Korean Freshwater Fish
Chan-Kook Kim_Neoenbiz Co., Korea
PP-30-114
Multi-Media and Multi-Pathway Aggregate Exposure Assessment for Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons in Korean Volunteers
Jong-Hyeon Lee_Neoenbiz Co., Korea
PP-30-131
Human Health Risk Assessment from Exposure to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHS) and
Alkylated Pahs in the Hebei-Spirit Oil Spill Area
Jong-Hyeon Lee_Neoenbiz Co., Korea
PP-30-115
Multi-Media and Multi-Pathway Aggregate Exposure Assessment for Polycyclic Aromatic
Hydrocarbons to the Inhabitant in Tae-An County after Hebei-Spirit Oil Spill
Jong-Hyeon Lee_Neoenbiz Co., Korea
PP-30-132
Effect of Calcium and Sodium Intake on Blood Lead Levels in Pregnancy: Mothers and Children’s
Environmental Health Study
Yo a Lee_ Ewha Womans University, Korea
PP-30-116
Exposure Assessment of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons (PAHS) and Alkylated Pahs to the
Participants in the Cleanup Activity of the Hebei-Spirit Oil Spill
Jong-Hyeon Lee_Neoenbiz Co., Korea
PP-30-133
Dietary Pattern Modifies the Relationship Between Blood Lead Levels and Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) in Children
Se-Young Oh_Research Institute of Human Ecology, Kyung Hee University, Korea
PP-30-117
A Computational Framework for Aggregate and Cumulative Exposure Assessment
Denis Sarigiannis_Institute for Health and Consumer Protection, Italy
PP-30-134
The Association Between Blood Mercury Level and Blood Pressure Differs by the Type of Fish
Consumed in Children
Se-Young Oh_Research Institute of Human Ecology, Kyung Hee University, Korea
PP-30-118
Analysis of Temporal and Spatial Variability in Disinfection By-Product Concentrations for
Exposure Assessment Applications
Amy Meyer_Oak Ridge Institute for Science and Education, USA
PP-30-135
Empirically Derived Dietary Patterns Associated with Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder in
Children
Se-Young Oh_Research Institute of Human Ecology, Kyung Hee University, Korea
PP-30-119
Method Development for Residential and Occupational Sampling of Organophosphorus
Pesticides and Oxygen Analogs in Yakima Valley, WA
Jenna Armstrong_University of Washington DEOHS, USA
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Health Effects of Global Environmental Changes - Somatic and Psychological Effects
Topic : Occupational and Environmental Cancer
PP-30-136
Impact of Environment Conditions on Hypertension Occurence in Human Population
Janka Poracova_Presov University, Slovakia
Topic : Exposure Assessment by Various Media and Pathways
PP-30-155
Soluble Mesothelin Related Protein Levels in Subjects with Malignant Mesothelioma
Alenka Franko_Clinical Institute of Occupational Medicine, University Medical Centre, Slovenia
PP-30-156
Role of Genetic Polymorphisms on the Relation Between Carcinogen DNA Adduct in Lung and Blood
Mononuclear Cells
Mi-Sun Lee_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
PP-30-157
MTHFR Polymorphisms and Carcinogen DNA Damage in the Lung
Mi-Sun Lee_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
PP-30-137
Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality in 40 Small and Medium Sized Commercial Buildings in
California: Indoor Air Quality Methods and Findings
Deborah Bennett_UC Davis, USA
PP-30-139
Modeling Indoor Air Pollution Concentrations from Stove Emissions Using a Monte Carlo Single-Box Model
Michael Johnson_Berkeley Air Monitoring Group, USA
PP-30-158
The Research of Hearing Loss in Dyeing and Finishing Industry Workers
Chen-Yu Wang_Aletheia Universit, Taiwan
PP-30-140
A Study on Concentration of VOCS at the Senior Facility
Bu Soon Son_Soonchunhyang University, Korea
PP-30-159
PP-30-141
The Association of Subjective Symptoms of Students and Indoor Air Quality in Private Academic Facilities
Kyung-Sick Jung_Soonchunhyang University, Korea
Comparison of Statistical Methods and Summary Estimates for a Meta-Analysis of Occupational
Chloroprene Exposure and Liver Cancer
Hien Le_E. I. Du Pont de Nemours and Company, USA
PP-30-160
PP-30-142
A Study of the Effectiveness of Indoor Plants for Removal of Volatile Organic Compounds in Indoor Air
in a Seven-Story Office Building
Michael Apte_Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, USA
Current Trend and Regional Distribution of Lung Cancer among Koreans: Findings from the Korea
National Health Insurance Claims Data 2001~2008
Min Jung Ko_National Health Insurance Policy Research Institute, National Health Insurance Corporation, Korea
PP-30-161
Mortality among Shipbreaking Workers- A Retrospective Cohort Study
Wei-Te Wu_National Yang Ming University, Taiwan
PP-30-143
The Assessment of Survey on the Indoor Air Quality of Children Care Centers in South Korea
Youn Hee Oh_Korea University, Korea
PP-30-162
Light, Sleep Duration and Melatonin Among Rotating Shift Nurses
Anne Grundy_Queen’s University, Kingston, Canada
PP-30-144
Association Between Volatile Organic Compounds and Particulate Matters in Microenvironments
Intan Nadrah Zulkamar_Graduate School of Frontier Sciences, the University of Tokyo, Japan
PP-30-163
PP-30-145
Developing a Diffusion-Controlled Reference Material for VOC Emissions Testing
John Little_Virginia Tech, USA
The Study of Hearing Loss in Metal Furniture Manufacturing Workers
Chieh-Yu Wei_Institute of Labor Relationship, Chinese Culture University, Taiwan
PP-30-146
The Efficiency of Chemical Sensitivity Screening Test in Japanese, Korean and English to
Prevent Sick Building Syndrome
Hiroko Nakaoka_Graduate School of Medicine, Chiba University, Japan
Topic : Policy, Risk Perception, Risk Assessment, Management and
Communication (E.G. Education, Policy Evaluation)
PP-30-147
Reduction of Indoor VOC By Regulation in New Unoccupied Apartment
Soogil Lim_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-30-164
Evaluation of the Policy for Separated Nonsmoking Areas in Hospitality Venues in South Korea
Using Measurements of PM2.5 and Airborne Nicotine
Sungroul Kim_Korea Environment Institute, Korea
PP-30-166
The Application of Indicator-Based DPSEEA Model in Air Pollution (2049)
Wook-Hee Choi_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-30-148
Exposure to Semi Volatile Organic Compounds Including Flame Retardants Indoor Air from the Floor
Yoko Odaka_Graduate School of Medicine, Chiba University, Japan
PP-30-149
A Study on Characteristics of Particulate Matter in the Seoul Metropolitan Subway
Hye-Seon Jeong_Konkuk University, Korea
PP-30-150
Comparison of the Characteristics of VOC Emitted from Building Materials
Hyun-Ju Park_Konkuk University, Korea
PP-30-151
The Spatial and Temporal Characteristics of PM10 and CO2 in Subway Station in Korea
Jungyun Lim_National Institute of Environmental Research (NIER), Korea
Topic : Problems Regarding Socioeconomic Status and Vulnerability
(E.G. Poverty, Rapid Urbanization, Difference of Life Quality)
PP-30-152
A Study on Concentration of Major Indoor Air Pollutants by Environment Effect Factor of Apartment in Korea
Jung-Min Ryu_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-30-001
PP-30-153
A Comparison of Measurement Methods of Indoor Ammonia in New Buildings
Juhee Yoo_National Institute of Environmental Research (NIER), Korea
An Epidemiological Study of Canine Distemper in Mumbai: Bridging the Gap Between Human and
Animal Health
Dipika Kadaba_Bombay Veterinary College, India
PP-30-154
Evaluating the Characteristics of Chemical Emissions from Wood- Base Furniture in Korean Market
Yeonjung Koh_National Institute of Environmental Research (NIER), Korea
PP-30-168
Socioeconomic and Environmental Determinants of Hospitalizations for Childhood and Adult
Asthma in Hawaii
Tomas Tamulis_University of Hawaii John a Burns School of Medicine, USA
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Reproductive Health and Environment
Topic : Various Methodologies in Environmental Health Research GIS, Multidisciplinary Approach
PP-30-169
The Impact of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons on Pregnancy Outcome
Wojciech Hanke_Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland
PP-30-170
Maternal Smoking and Alcohol Use During Pregnancy, Common Metabolic Polymorphisms and the
Risk of Recurrent Pregnancy Loss
Fumihiro Sata_National Institute of Public Health, Japan
PP-30-172
Exposure to Air Pollutants During Pregnancy and Outcomes at Birth: An Epidemiological Study in
Lombardy, Italy, 2004-2008
Matteo Bonzini_University of Insubria, Italy
PP-30-173
Periodicity and Trends in the Incidence of Congenital Malformations with Regard to Conception
Date of Live and Stillbirths among Jews and Muslims in Israel, 2000-2006
Chava Peretz_Sackler School of Medicine , Israel
PP-30-174
Residence Near High-Voltage Power Lines and Risk of Birth Defects
Marco Vinceti_University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
PP-30-175
2,4,5-T and Birth Defects in New Zealand
Barry Borman_Massey University, New Zealand
PP-30-176
High Level of Air Pollution Exposure During Pregnancy and Preterm Birth in Taiyuan, Shanxi,
P.R.China
Yan Ping Zhang_Taiyuan Center for Disease Control, China
PP-30-177
Chlorate and Chlorite Exposure Via Drinking Water during Pregnancy and The Risk of Congenital
Anomalies
Elena Righi_University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
PP-30-183
Cohorts: Their Interest and Role in Environmental Health Surveillance
Georges Salines_INVS, France
PP-30-184
Individual Exposure to Air Pollution and Lung Function in Korea: Spatial Analysis Using Multiple
Exposure Approaches
Jiyoung Son_School of Forestry & Environmental Studies, Yale University, USA
PP-30-185
The Classification and Coding of the Foods in Chinese Dietary Exposure Assessment Database
Liu Pei_Southeast University, China
PP-30-186
A Novel Approach for Characterizing Neighbourhood Deprivation
Wahida KIHAL_French School of Public Health (EHESP), France
PP-30-187
Estimating Environmental Exposure to Pesticides Used on Canadian Golf Courses
Alejandro Cervantes-Larios_University of British Columbia, School of Environmental Health, Canada
PP-30-188
The Validity of the Stellman Exposure Opportunity Index Model
Dokyoung Yoon_Exponent, Inc, USA
PP-30-189
The Use of a Distance-Weighted Directional Buffer Function in Land Use Regression Modeling
for Urban Air Quality Assessment of Windsor, Ontario, Canada
Hongcheng Zeng_University of Windsor, Canada
PP-30-190
Using GIS to Evaluate Spatial Accessibility and Delivery of Health Resources in Niigata
Prefecture, Japan
Theogene Ndatimana_Loma Linda University, USA
PP-30-191
GIS Time-Activity and Population Exposure Modelling
Linda Beale_SAHSU, MRC Centre for Environment and Health, Imperial College London, UK
PP-30-178
A Case-Control Study on Congenital Anomalies and Trihalomethanes Exposure in Emilia
Romagna (Northern Italy)
Gabriella Aggazzotti_University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
PP-30-192
Development of a Dust Generator Using Soil Sample
Jiseon Yeom_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-30-179
Chlorination Disinfection By-Products and Risk of Stillbirths in England and Wales
Mireille B Toledano_Imperial College London, UK
PP-30-193
Application of Participant-Based Approach for Residential Air Quality Monitoring
Yunhyung Hwang_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-30-180
Trihalomethanes and Semen Quality in England and Wales
Mireille B Toledano_Imperial College London, UK
PP-30-181
Epigenomic Changes in Testicular Cells from Exposure to Phthalates
Bryan Nguyen_University of Ottawa, Canada
PP-30-182
Association of Maternal Folate and Vitamin B6 and Serum C-Reactive Protein Levels with
Gestational Age at Delivery: Mothers and Children’s Environmental Health (MOCEH)
Hyesook Kim_Ewha Womans University, Korea
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Topic : Work and Environment
PP-30-194
Personal Exposure to Selected Volatile Hydrocarbons for Graduate Students Attending Colleges
of Natural Sciences and Social Sciences
Wan Jo_Kyungpook National University, Korea
Scientific Programs - Poster session
31 August, Tuesday
Topic : Air Pollution - Exposure Characterization and Health Effects
PP-31-001
Physical, Chemical and Oxidative Characterization of Particles from Locations with Contrast in
Local Source Emissions: Exposure and Health Assessment in the RAPTES Study
Nicole Janssen_RIVM , The Netherlands
PP-30-195
Ganglion Cysts in Naprapathy Practitioners with Repetitive Movement of the Upper Extremities
How-Ran Guo_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
PP-30-196
Air Monitoring of Solvents in Nail Salon Shops in California, U.S.A.
Robert Gunier_UC Berkeley , USA
PP-31-002
Second-Hand Smoke Exposure and Coronary Artery Calcification Among Non-Smoking Adults
Barbara Hoffmann_University of Duisburg-Essen, Germany
PP-30-197
Accidents Associated with Education or Research Among University Students
Yen-Cheng Tseng_Chang Jung Christian University, Taiwan
PP-31-003
Association of Exposure to Fine Particulate Matter Constituents and Sources with Birth Weight
Keita Ebisu_Yale University , USA
PP-30-198
Validating Historical Beryllium Exposure Estimates at a Beryllium Manufacturing Facility
M. Abbas Virji_NIOSH, USA
PP-31-004
Exposure to Traffic-Related Air Pollutants in Taxi Drivers Around the Beijing 2008 Olympic Games
Shaowei Wu_Peking University School of Public Health, China
PP-31-005
PP-30-199
Visual Function Abnormality Among Light-On Test Workers in TFT-LCD Industries: A Three-Year
Longitudinal Study
Shih-Bin Su_Chi-Mei Medical Center, Taiwan
Analysis of Pollution Characteristics of PM2.5 and PM10 in Beijing
Rong Cui_Peking University, China
PP-31-006
The Glomerular Filtration Rate and Metabolic Syndrome Among High-Tech Workers in Southern
Taiwan
Chien-Yuan Huang_Chi-Mei Medical Center, Taiwan
Relationships of Outdoor and Indoor Ultrafine Particles at Residences Downwind of a Major International
Border Crossing in Buffalo, NY
Timothy Mcauley_Consulting for Health, Air, Nature, & A Greener Environment, USA
PP-31-007
Association Between Blood Pressure and Particulate Air Pollution in School Children of Lahore, Pakistan
Muhammad Sughis_Kuleuven, Belgium
PP-30-201
Visual Fatigue During Inspection with and without Lens
Pirutchada Musigapong_Suranaree University of Technology, Thailand
PP-31-008
The Effect of Asian Dust Aerosol on Emergency Visits
Kayo Ueda_National Institute for Environmental Studies, Japan
PP-30-202
Computer Adaptive Assessment of Individual Mental Perceptions of Job Contents on a Website
for Workplace Employees
Shih-Bin Su_Chi-Mei Medical Center, Taiwan
PP-31-009
Increased Risk of Acute and Chronic Conjunctivitis Associated with Ambient Air Quality in Taiwan
Yu-Chun Wang_Chung Yuan Christian University, Taiwan
PP-31-010
Environmental Factors and Lung Cancer: PAH Content of Traffic Airborne PM2.5 And AHR Gene Expression
Susana Lin_National Health Research Institutes, Taiwan
PP-30-204
Safe and Healthy Work Environments: An Assessment of Physicians’ Level of Satisfaction in
Pakistan
Shelby Yamamoto_University of Heidelberg , Germany
PP-31-011
Correlation Between Environmental Factors and Atopic Dermatitis
Jung Hyun Lee_Samsung Medical Center, Korea
PP-31-012
A Portable Device Capable to Ensure a Good Air Quality Inside a Rain Covered Baby Carriage with a Particle
Removal Efficiency of About 90%
Giovanni Invernizzi_SIMG, Italy
PP-31-013
Converting Human Activity Patterns into Resuspension Schedules in CONTAM
Lisa Bramwell_Clarkson University, USA
PP-31-014
The Relationship Between Environmental Pollutants and Skin Prick Test of Child and Adolescent
in Gwangyang Port Area
Yong-Bae Kim_Soonchunhyang University, Korea
PP-31-015
Association Between Ambient PM10 and Daily Outpatient Visits for Cardiovascular Diseases in Beijing, China
Qi Wang_School of Public Health, Peking University, China
PP-31-016
The Concentration-Response Curve Relation Between Air Pollution and Respiratory Hospital
Admissions in Children Under 5 Years Old in Taiyuan, Shanxi, China
Bao Xin Zhao_Taiyuan Center for Disease Control, China
PP-31-017
Daily Visibility and Mortality: Assessment of Health Benefits from Improving Visibility in Hong Kong
Thuan-Quoc Thach_The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
PP-31-018
Southern Taiwan Dust Concentration and Variations in Wind Speed
She Mei Chen_National Defense Medical Center, Taiwan
PP-30-200
PP-30-205
Varicose Veins in Hairdressers and Associated Risk Factors
Chao-Lin Chen_National Cheng Kung University Hospital, Taiwan
PP-30-207
Epidemiology of Respiratory Symptoms and Changes in Biological Parameters Over 5 Years in
Japanese Workers Engaged in Toner Manufacturing
Takeshi Kochi_University of Occupational and Environmental Health, Japan
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Topic : Air Pollution - Exposure Characterization and Health Effects
Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Children's Environmental Health - National and International Children's Studies
PP-31-019
Effects of Fine Particulate Matter on Rates of Cardiovascular Diseases in a Developing Mega City
Haider Khwaja_Wadsworth Center, New York State Department of Health, USA
PP-31-036
Impact of Air Pollution on Respiratory Health of Asthmatic Primary School Children
Junaidah Zakaria_Universiti Putra Malaysia, 43400 Serdang., Malaysia
PP-31-020
Ambient Fine Particulate Matter is Associated with Risk of Hospitalization for Acute
Decompensated Heart Failure Among Patients with Depressed Left Ventricular Ejection Fraction
Jeanette Vera_Universidad de Chile, Chile
PP-31-037
Cost-Effectiveness of Screening in an Outbreak
I-Jen Wang_Taipei Hospital Department of Health, Taiwan
PP-31-038
Correlation of Uranium Concentration in the Hair and Incidence of Goiter Among Children
Gulnara Toichueva_Institute of Medical Problems of the National Academy of Sciences of the Kyrgyz Republic, Kyrgyzstan
PP-31-021
Evaluation of the Odor Threshold Concentration Levels of the Pollutants Emitted by Stationary
Sources of One of the Ukrainian Industrial Facilities
Liliia Petruk_Marzeev Institute of Hygiene and Medical Ecology, Ukraine
PP-31-039
Environmental Tobacco Smoke Exposure and Child Neurodevelopment
Wojciech Hanke_Institute of Occupational Medicine, Poland
PP-31-040
A High Morbidity of Preschool Children in Ostrava Hot Spot of PM10 Pollution
Miroslav Dostal_Institute of Experimental Medicine, Czech Republic
PP-31-022
Effects of Chronic PM Exposure from Local Heating on Self-Reported Respiratory and Cardiovascular
Health in the RHINE Tartu Cohort
Hans Orru_University of Tartu, Estonia
PP-31-023
Estimating Commute Time and Distance for Human Subjects in Air Pollution Epidemiological Studies
Jun Wu_Program in Public Health, University of California, USA
PP-31-041
A High Morbidity of Preschool Children in Ostrava Hot Spot of PM10 Pollution
Miroslav Dostal_Institute of Experimental Medicine, Czech Academy of Sciences, Czech Republic
Air Pollution and Respiratory Diseases Hospital Admissions: Sex-Related Patterns in a Population
Living Nearby a Steel Producing Plant in Brazil
Marcio Oliveira_Oswaldo Cruz Foundation - FIOCRUZ, Brazil
PP-31-043
PP-31-024
Environmental Health Risks in European Birth Cohorts (ENRIECO)
Mark Nieuwenhuijsen_CREAL, Spain
PP-31-044
Impact of Carcinogenic Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon Exposure to Children Respiratory Morbidity
Radim J. Sram_Institute of Experimental Medicine AS CR, Czech Republic
PP-31-045
Relationship Among Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder, Dietary Habits and Obesity
Eun-Jung Kim_Dankook University Medical Center, Korea
Child-Specific Health Risk Assessment of 25 Indoor Air Pollutants in Child-Care Facilities and
Indoor Playgrounds
Young Wook Lim_Yonsei Univ., Korea
PP-31-025
An Update on the Multi-Ethnic Study of Atherosclerosis and Air Pollution (MESA Air)
Joel Kaufman_University of Washington, USA
PP-31-026
Increased Mortality in Diabetics Exposed to Ozone
Tsun-Jen Cheng_College of Public Health, National Taiwan University, Taiwan
PP-31-027
The Effects of Air Pollution on Cardiorespiratory Hospital Admissions in Adelaide, South Australia
Alana Hansen_University of Adelaide, Australia
PP-31-046
PP-31-028
Time Activity Patterns: A Case of South Durban, South Africa
Mamopeli Matooane_University of Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa
PP-31-047
Children Health First, Eliminate Lead in Paint Campaign in Nepal
Ram Charitra Sah_CEPHED, Nepal
PP-31-029
Exposure to Highway-Related Ultrafine Particles and Cardiovascular Markers: The CAFEH Project
Christina Hemphill Fuller_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
PP-31-048
Spatial Relations Between Tobacco Pipe Use and Infant Mortality in Cambodia
Anikah Salim_Loma Linda University, USA
PP-31-030
The Association of Short-Term Meteorological Conditions and Ambient Air Pollution Levels with Acute
Exacerbation of Refractory Asthma
Sungroul Kim_Korea Environment Institute, Korea
PP-31-050
CYP1A1 Modifies the Effect of Maternal Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke on Child Behavior
Chia-Jung Hsieh_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
PP-31-051
PP-31-031
The Effects of Fine and Coarse Particles on Daily Mortality in Seoul, Korea
Hyunjoo Bae_Seoul National University, Korea
Longitudinal Study on Blood Lead Concentration and Children’s Neurobehavioral Performance
Joon Sakong_Yeungnam University, Korea
PP-31-052
The Effects of Prenatal Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Alcohol Drinking on ADHD
Ji-Youn Han_Dankook University, Korea
PP-31-032
Time-Series Analysis of Association Between Inhalable Particulate Matter and Daily Mortality in
Urban Residents in Tianjin
Yanshen Zhang_Chinese Research of Environmental Sciences, China
PP-31-053
Influence of Environmental Exposure on Blood Lead Levels of Young Children in Seoul, Korea: A Pilot Study
Sungchul Seo_Institute for Occupational and Environmental Health At Korea University, Korea
PP-31-054
Environmental Tobacco Smoke Affects Fetal Growth in Korea
Hyunseung Park_Seoul National University College of Medicine, Korea
PP-31-055
A Survey into Basic School Pupils´ Lifestyle
Janka Poracova_Excellence Center of Human and Animal Ecology, Presov University, Czech Republic
PP-31-056
Creating a National Register of Childhood Type 1 Diabetes Using Routinely Collected Hospital Data
Susan Hodgson_Newcastle University, UK
PP-31-033
Associations Between Socioeconomic Status and Air Pollution Exposure in Canadian Cities:
Implications for Environmental Justice and Epidemiological Research
Perry Hystad_University of British Columbia, Canada
PP-31-034
The Effects of Short-Term Exposure on Hospital Admissions for Acute Lower Respiratory
Infections in Young Children of Ho Chi Minh City, Viet Nam (HCMC)
Sumi Mehta_Health Effects Institute, USA
PP-31-035
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A Study on the Health Effect of the Air Particles from Sand Storms on the People Living in the City
Far Away from the Area Producing the Sand Storm
Yixiang Zhang_Baotou Medical College, China
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Topic : Children's Environmental Health - National and International Children's Studies
PP-31-057
PP-31-058
PP-31-059
PP-31-060
Environmental Lead Exposure and Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder in School-Aged Children
Soon-Beom Hong_Seoul National University Hospital, Korea
Environmental Exposure to Bisphenol A in Relation to Learning Abilities in Korean Children
Soon-Beom Hong_Seoul National University Hospital, Korea
Association of Childhood Asthma and Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder
Myung Ho Lim_Dankook Medical Center, Korea
Residential Environmental Effects for the Reduction of Pulmonary Function of Children
Kyunghee Kim_Graduate School, Korea University, Korea
PP-31-061
Environmental Tobacco Smoke Exposure in Relation to Attention-Deficit / Hyperactivity Disorder
and Learning Disabilities in School-Aged Children
Jae-Won Kim_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-31-062
Effects of Vehicle Exhaust on Children’s Neurobehavioral Functions Scored by Computerized
Neurobehavioral Evaluation System
Jinliang Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environment Sciences, China
Scientific Programs - Poster session
PP-31-075
Environmental Exposure and Safety Study in Children’
s Activity Space
Chul-Woo Lee_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-31-076
The Prevalence of Childhood Depressive Disorder in South Korea
Myung Ho Lim_Te Environmental Health Center (Neurodevelopment), Korea
PP-31-077
A Study on Correlation of Home Environment and Asthma and Allergy Among Pre-School
Children in Seoul, Korea
Jieun Choi_Yonsei University, Korea
PP-31-078
A Comparison of Sensitization Rates of Inhalant Allergen Between Tangerine Farm and NonTangerine Farm Communities
Hye-Sook Lee_Jeju National University, Korea
PP-31-079
Prenatal Exposure to PCBS and OCPS and Neurodevelopment of Newborn: Shanghai Study
Lulu Cao_Shanghai Jiaotong university, China
PP-31-080
Japan Environment and Children's Study - The Ministry of the Environment's Initiatives
Kei Mori_Ministry of Environment, Japan
PP-31-203
Vitamin D deficiency and indicators of increased adiposity in school-age children: a prospective study
Diane Gilbert-Diamond_Dartmouth Medical School, USA
PP-31-063
Health Risk Assessment of Aldehydes in the Activities Space of Young Children - Focused on Children’s
Facilities and Indoor Playgrounds
Chungsoo Lee_Yonsei University, Korea
PP-31-064
Indoor Environmental Factors Associated with Asthma and Related Allergies among School
Children in Urban and Suburban Areas in Beijing
Furong Deng_Peking University School of Public Health, China
PP-31-081
The Effect of Hot and Cold Temperatures on Emergency Hospital Admissions for Respiratory and
Cardiovascular Diseases in Brisbane, Australia
Xiaofang Ye_Queensland University of Technology, Australia
PP-31-065
Effects of Vehicle Exhaust on Children’s Neurobehavioral Functions Measured by Jinyi Test Battery
Jinliang Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environment Sciences, China
PP-31-082
Cooking in Burkina Faso: Traditional Fuels Versus Cleaner Alternatives
Shelby Yamamoto_University of Heidelberg, Germany
PP-31-066
The Effect of Blood Manganese Level on Neurobehavioral Function in Early School Age Children
Soo Eun Chung_Sungkyunkwan University School of Medicine, Korea
PP-31-083
A Case-Crossover Study: The Effects of Heat Waves on Daily Mortality Caused by Respiratory
Disease in Beijing
Ling Liu_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
Topic : Climate Change and Environmental Health
PP-31-067
The Level and the Changes of Children’s Blls Before and after Leaded Gasoline Banned in China
Jinliang Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environment Sciences, China
PP-31-068
The Effect of Parental Factors on their Children’s Blood Lead Levels Change
Ae Ri Oh_Seoul Natinal University, Korea
PP-31-084
A Case-Crossover Study: The Effects of Heat Waves on Daily Mortality Caused by AMI in Beijing
Ling Liu_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
PP-31-085
PP-31-069
Maternal Drinking and Environmental Tobacco Smoke During Pregnancy and Autism Spectrum
Disorder in Children
Young-Suk Kim_Graduate School of Dankook University, Korea
A Typical Heat Wave Event and Daily Death Count in Beijing: A Case-Crossover Study
Jinliang Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
PP-31-086
The Effects of Heat Wave Events on Non-Accidental Daily Mortality in Beijing by Case-Crossover Study
Ling Liu_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
PP-31-071
Exposure Assessment of Preservatives in Children’s Cosmetics
So-Rin Oh_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-31-087
A Bi-Directional Control Case-Crossover Study: The Effects of Heat Waves on Daily Mortality
Caused by Cardiovascular and Cerebrovascular Disease in Beijing
Jinliang Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences, China
PP-31-088
Cold and Winter Mortality from Cardiovascular Diseases in Guangzhou, China
Chun-Quan Ou_Southern Medical University, China
PP-31-089
Climate Events and Health Outcomes: Data Linkage from Two Large National Databases
Suril Mehta_Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, USA
PP-31-090
Association Between Cardiovascular Indicators and Outdoor Temperature in the Elderly Panel Study
Chungwon Kang_Seoul National University, Korea
PP-31-091
Correlations Between Climate Change-Related Infectious Diseases and Meteorological Factors
Si-Heon Kim_Ajou University, Korea
PP-31-072
Dermal Exposure Assessment of Heavy Metals in Children’s Products
So-Rin Oh_National Institute of Environmental Research, Korea
PP-31-073
Perinatal Exposure to Environmental Phthalate and the Cognitive Development of 6 Month Old
Infants (MOCEH Study)
Yeni Kim_Seoul National Hospital, Korea
PP-31-074
The National Children’s Study: Effectiveness of Household-Based Recruitment
Dean Baker_University of California, Irvine, USA
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Topic : Developmental Origins of Disease and Fetal Programming
Scientific Programs - Poster session
PP-31-109
The Effect of Ambient Temperature on Preterm Delivery
Okhee Yi_Seoul National University, Korea
In Utero Exposure to Neurotoxic Metals and Neurodevelopment at 2 Years of Age
Yu-Chuan Chen_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
PP-31-092
Prenatal and Postnatal Exposure to Phthalates and the Relation to Steroid Hormone and Gender
Role Behavior in Children
Shu-Li Wang_National Health Research Institutes, Taiwan
PP-31-110
PP-31-093
Prenatal Exposure to Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons, Oxidative Stress and Birth Weight
Eun Young Park_National Cancer Center, Korea
PP-31-111
PP-31-094
Prenatal, Perinatal and Early Postnatal Risk Factors of Childhood Asthma
Yang-Ching Chen_Taipei City Hospital, Zhongxing Branch, Taiwan
PP-31-112
Effects of Printer Emissions in Mice with Preexisting Allergic Airway Responses
Seungcheol Hong_Hanyang University, Korea
PP-31-113
Association of Atopic Dermatitis with Indoor Environmental Factors
Sang-Woon Lee_Samsung Medical Center, Korea
PP-31-114
Hospitalization of Children for Asthma in the Brazilian Amazon: Trend and Spatial Distribution
Poliany Rodrigues_Escola Nacional de Saude Publica (ENSP/FIOCRUZ), Brazil
PP-31-115
Exposure to Di-(2-Ethylhexyl) Phthalate Affects Pulmonary Function and Oxidative Stress in the Elderly.
Jin Hee Kim_Seoul National University Medical Research Center, Korea
PP-31-116
Sunlight Exposure and Parkinson’s Disease in California
Nicole Gatto_UCLA, USA
PP-31-119
Prenatal PCB Exposure and Thyroid Function at Birth
Lubica Palkovicova_Slovak Medical University, Slovakia
PP-31-120
Postnatal PCB Concentrations and Child Behavior at Age 45 Months.
Eva Sovcikova_Slovak Medical University, Slovakia
PP-31-121
The Effect of Prenatal and Early Life Exposure to Bisphenol A on Body Size at Age 7 Years.
Lori Hoepner_Columbia University, USA
PP-31-122
Prevalence of Eczema, Asthma and Rhinitis Among Korean Children in Seoul City
Soyoung Hong_Seoul Medical Center, Korea
PP-31-123
The Relationship Between Atopic Diseases and Relating Factors in Urban Elementary School Children
Chang Sun Sim_Ulsan University Hospital, Korea
PP-31-124
Association of Arsenic Levels in Soil and Drinking Water with Urine of Residents in the Vicinity of
Abandoned Metal Mines
Yongmin Cho_Korea University, Korea
PP-31-125
Perinatal Exposure to Bisphenol A: The Route of Administration Makes the Dose
Denis Sarigiannis_European Commission - Joint Research Centre, Italy
Topic : Environmental Health Effects on Susceptible Populations
(E.G. Elderly, Children, Pregnant Women)
Exposure to Drinking Water Trihalomethanes Through Different Routes and Low Birth
Weight Risk in Genetically Susceptible Women
Regina Grazuleviciene_Vytautas Magnus University, Lithuania
PP-31-097
The Comparison of Nutrient Intakes and Patterns of Alcohol Consumption According to Social
Status in Workers
Ji Yeon Kang_Korea Hydro Nuclear Power Co LTD., Korea
PP-31-098
Weather–Mortality Association in Patients with Chronic Heart Failure: 5-Year Longitudinal Study
Across Four Different Regions in Israel
Michael Friger_Ben-Gurion University of the Negev, Israel
PP-31-099
Organophosphate Pesticide Exposures and Fetal Development in Shanghai, China
Ying Tian_Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, China
PP-31-100
Prenatal and Postnatal Lead Exposure and Intelligence Quotient in Children at 2, 5 and 8 Years Old in Taiwan
Po-Chin Huang_National Health Research Institutes, Taiwan
PP-31-101
The Role of Air Pollution as a Determinant of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: A Systematic
Review and Meta-Analysis
Ian Litchfield_University of Birmingham, UK
PP-31-103
Increased Vigilance Needed to Prevent Young Children from Accidental Element Mercury Intoxication
Chong-Huai Yan_Shanghai Institute for Pediatric Research, China
PP-31-105
Spatial Distribution of Hospitalizations for Asthma in Elderly in the Brazilian Amazon
Poliany Rodrigues_Escola Nacional de Saude Publlica Sergio Arouca (ENSP/Fiocruz), Brazil
PP-31-106
Survival Analysis to Estimate the Association Between Long-Term Exposure to Different Sizes of
Airborne Particulate Matter and Risk of Infant Mortality Using a Birth Cohort in Seoul, Korea
Jiyoung Son_Yale University, USA
PP-31-107
Association Between Ambient Air Pollution and Adverse Pregnancy Outcomes in Beijing
Jiajia Wang_Peking University School of Public Health, China
PP-31-126
Heatstroke in Elderly Population in Japan
Kayo Ueda_NIES , Japan
Petrochemical Industrial Estate and Its Effects on Pregnancy Outcomes on the
Surrounding Residents of Rayong Province, Thailand
PP-31-127
Investigation on Female Thyroid Function in Fireworks and Crackers Production Area
Jinliang Zhang_Chinese Research Academy of Environment Sciences, China
PP-31-108
Nitaya Vajanapoom_Thammasat University, Thailand
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Environmental Health Effects on Susceptible Populations
(E.G. Elderly, Children, Pregnant Women)
Topic : Heavy Metals and Metalloids
PP-31-144
PP-31-128
Risk Factors of Atopic Diseases on the Basis of ISAAC Questionnaires in Ulsan, Korea
Ji Ho Lee_Ulsan University Hospital, Korea
Assessment of Prenatal Mercury Exposure in Mother-Neonate Pairs in An Urban Immigrant
Community
Laura Geer_SUNY Downstate School of Public Health, USA
PP-31-129
Prenatal Exposure to Smoking in a Mother-Infant Study in South Taiwan
Shih-Hui Huang_Kaohsiung Medical University, Taiwan, Taiwan
PP-31-146
Exposure to Selenium and Risk of Cutaneous Melanoma
Marco Vinceti_University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
PP-31-130
Risks of Multiple Allergy Diseases and Asthma from Indoor Exposure to Modern Chemicals and
Mould Species
Hyunok Choi_Harvard School of Public Health, USA
PP-31-147
Trace Metal Composition of Ambient PM2.5 and PM10 and Their Spatiotemporal Variation Near a
Major Highway in an Alpine Valley in Switzerland
Harish Phuleria_Swiss Tropical & Public Health Institute, Switzerland
PP-31-131
Association Between School Environment and Atopic Disease Among Elementary School Children in Seoul
Soyoung Hong_Seoul Medical Center, Korea
PP-31-148
Renal Effects of Blood Mercury and Lead Among Chinese Herbalists
Hsing-Hua Lin_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
PP-31-132
Environmental Risk Factors and the Atopy During the First Year of Life
Bo-Eun Lee_Ewha Womans University, Korea
PP-31-150
Biodurability of Inhaled Tungsten Oxide Fibers and Particles
Aleksandr Stefaniak_National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, USA
PP-31-133
PCBS/Hydroxylated PCBS Exposure and Thyroid Function of Japanese Pregnant Women : Preliminary
Result from a Cohort Study
Aya Hisada_Department of Environmental Studies, the University of Tokyo, Japan
PP-31-151
Mercury Concentration of Whole Blood and Red Blood Cell in Taiwan Residents
Jein-Wen Chen_National Health Research Institutes, Taiwan
PP-31-134
The Effect of Prenatal PM10 Exposure on Fetal Growth in the Mothers and Children's
Environmental Health (MOCEH)
Ju-Hee Seo_Ewha Womans University, Korea
Topic : Low Level Exposure to Environmental Contaminants and Health
PP-31-135
PP-31-152
Pesticide Health Effects and Health Perceptions Among Washington DC Residents
David Goldsmith_George Washington University, USA
Topic : Health Impact Assessment, Burden of Disease
Blood Cadmium and Chronic Kidney Disease in Korean Adults
Young Hwangbo_Johns Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health, USA
Topic : Heavy Metals and Metalloids
PP-31-136
Environmental Burden of Diarrhea for Water, Sanitation and Hygiene in Thailand
Lertchai Charerntanyarak_Khon Kaen University, Thailand
PP-31-153
Hexavalent Chromium-Induced ROS Formation, Subsequent Akt, NF-B, and MAPK Activation, and TNF-A
and IL-1A Production in Keratinocytes, Which Might Facilitate the Progression of Chromium Hypersensitivit
Bour-Jr Wang_National Cheng Kung University Medical College, Taiwan
PP-31-137
Comparison of the Population-Specific Mini-Nutritional Assessment, Subjective Global
Assessment and Serum Albumin Level in Hemodialysis Patients.
Hsin-Jen Tsai_I-Shou University, Taiwan
PP-31-154
Studies of Heavy Metal Analytical Methods for Human Urine Using ICP-MS
Young-Hee Kim_NIER, Korea
PP-31-139
Monitoring of Occurrence of Thyreoid Gland Disorders in Human Population in Industrial Regions
Janka Poracova_Presˇov University, Slovakia
PP-31-155
Mercury Content in Selected Organs of Potato (Solanum Tuberosum) Plants in the Areas with the
Elevated Mercury Soil Content in Slovakia
Janka Poracova_Presov University, Slovakia
PP-31-140
Health Risk Assessment for Residents of Vicinity of Abandoned Mines in Gyeongsangbuk-Do,
Korea
Joon Sakong_Yeungnam University, Korea
PP-31-156
The Association of Lead Exposure and Impairment of Brainstem Auditory Evoked Respons and
Cochlea Function
Hung-Yi Chuang_Kaohsiung Municipal Ta-Tung Hospital, Taiwan
PP-31-141
Influenza Surveillance and Excess Associated Mortality in Guangzhou, China
Chun-Quan Ou_Southern Medical University, China
PP-31-157
PP-31-142
Cardiovascular Risk on Workers Exposed to Heavy Metals, PB and CD
Ligia Fat_Institute of Public Health, Romania
Blood Cadmium Concentration of Residents Around Abandoned Metal Mines in Korea
Byoung-Gwon Kim_Dong-A University, Korea
PP-31-158
The Mechanism of Arsenic-Mediated High Cholesterol Diet Exacerbate Insulin-Dependent
Depressive Mice
Tain-Junn Cheng_Chi Mei Medical Center, Taiwan
PP-31-143
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Methodology in Assessing the Health Risks on Proposed Water Resource Developments in
Malaysia
Sahani Mazrura_National University of Malaysia (UKM), Malaysia
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Scientific Programs - Poster session
Topic : Heavy Metals and Metalloids
Topic : Problems Regarding Socioeconomic Status and Vulnerability
(E.G. Poverty, Rapid Urbanization, Difference of Life Quality)
PP-31-159
Mercury Pollution in LA Libertad, a Gold Mining Town in Central Nicaragua.
Uncontrolled Mining, Economic Crisis and Climate Effects, a Dangerous Mixture
Yasica Sequeira-León_Molecular Biology Center-Universidad Centroamericana, Nicaragua
PP-31-175
Low Socioeconomic Status is Associated with Increased Congenital Heart Malformations’ Risk
Vilija Malinauskiene_Kaunas University of Medicine Institute of Cardiology, Lithuania
Family Interaction Patterns and Risk of Adolescent Internet Addiction in Shanghai, China
Xiao-Ming Shen_Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine, China
PP-31-160
Environmental and Occupational Lead Effect on Hearing
Csaba Szanto_Institute of Public Health Cluj-Napoca, Romania
PP-31-176
PP-31-161
The Effect of Body Lead Burden on Neurobehavioral Function in Retired Lead Workers
Nam-Soo Kim_Soonchunhyang University, Korea
Topic : Spatial Epidemiology
PP-31-162
Effect of Increased Blood and Tibia Lead on the Change of Bone Mineral Density in Retired Male
Lead Workers
Nam-Soo Kim_Soonchunhyang University, Korea
PP-31-177
Spatial Disparities in Potential Access to Food Environments in Rural Texas
Daikwon Han_Texas A&M School of Public Health, USA
PP-31-163
Blood Lead Concentration of Firefighters and Its Association with Blood Pressure in Korea
Byung-Kook Lee_Soonchunhyang University, Korea
PP-31-178
"Which Postcodes Are Most Vulnerable to Hot Weather in Melbourne? A Spatial Analysis of
Human Vulnerability to Heat Events"
Margaret Loughnan_Monash University, Australia
PP-31-164
High Blood Lead Levels in E-Waste Recyclers
Ashish Mittal_OHS-MCS, India
PP-31-179
Association of Traffic-Related Air Pollution and Biomarker in the Elderly Cohort
Kiyoung Lee_Graduate School of Public Health, Seoul National University, Korea
PP-31-165
Benchmark Dose of Urinary Cadmium for Renal Effects by Hybrid Approach in a Cadmium NonPolluted Area in Japan.
Yasushi Suwazono_Graduate School of Medicine, Chiba University, Japan
PP-31-180
A Study on Spatial Analysis Between Asbestos Factorys and Elementary Schools
Juyoung Kim_Korea Research Center of Asbestos Related Diseases, Korea
PP-31-181
On the Use of Satellite Data for Spatial Health Risk Assessment of Urban Air Pollutants
Denis Sarigiannis_European Commission - Joint Research Centre, Italy
PP-31-166
A New Estimation of Benchmark Dose of Urinary Cadmium for Renal Effects By Hybrid Approach in NonPolluted and Polluted Areas in Japan
Yasushi Suwazono_Graduate School of Medicine, Chiba University, Japan
Topic : Interaction of Environmental and Genetic Factors in Health and Development
PP-31-167
Modulation of the Arseniasis Risk by Indoor Exposure and Host Factors in a Multiethnic Village (0152)
Jian-Hua Shen_Shanghai Institutes for Biological Sciences, Institute of Plant Physiology and Ecology, Chinese Academy
of Sciences, Shanghai 200032, China
PP-31-168
Association of 5, 10-Methylenetetrahydrofolate Reductase Polymorphisms, Arsenic Metabolism
and Arsenic Skin Lesions in Residents Chronically Exposed to Arsenic in Drinking Water
Furong Deng_Peking University School of Public Health, China
PP-31-169
Home Dampness, Tumor Necrosis Factor G-308A Genotype and Childhood Asthma
Ching-Hui Tsai_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
PP-31-171
IQ and Blood Lead Levels: Effect Modification by ALAD Amongst Children in Chennai, India
Deena Thomas_University of Michigan, USA
PP-31-172
Functional STK15 Phe31Ile and P53 Pro72Arg Polymorphism and Bladder Cancer in Southwestern
Taiwan
Ya-Yun Cheng_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
PP-31-173
Arsenic Ingestion, Polo-Like Kinase 2 Gene Polymorphism, and Skin Cancer
Wan-Yi Lin_National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
PP-31-174
ATR1 Gene Polymorphism and Blood Pressure Response to Outdoor Temperature
Minseon Park_Seoul National University Hospital, Korea
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Topic : Statistical Methods in Environmental Health Research
PP-31-182
Impact of the Frequency of Air Quality Monitoring
Rebecca Klemm_Klemm Analysis Group, USA
PP-31-183
Uncertainty Analysis Within the EU HEIMTSA (Health and Environment Integrated Methodology
and Toolbox for Scenario Assessment) Project
Clive Sabel_University of Exeter, UK
PP-31-184
Establishment of Non-Parametric Probabilistic Model for Evaluation of Chinese Dietary
Liu Pei_Southeast University, China
PP-31-185
Mortality Trend for Childhood Leukemia in the State of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 1980-2006
Arnaldo Couto_National School of Public Health Sergio Arouca, Brazil
PP-31-186
Estimation of Life Expectancy from Poisson Regression Daily Mortality Time-Series
Analysis: Methods and Results from Hong Kong
Chit-Ming Wong_The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
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Topic : Waste and Its Management
PP-31-188
Municipal Solid Waste Incineration and Risk of Soft-Tissue Sarcoma : A Case-Control Study
Marco Vinceti_University of Modena and Reggio Emilia, Italy
PP-31-189
The Health Impact of the August 2006 Toxic Sludge Spills in Abidjan (Ivory Coast): An Analysis
Denis BARD_EHESP School of Public Health, France
PP-31-190
Environmental Impact Analysis for the Alternative Waste Management Scenarios in Hanoi, Vietnam
Ki-In Choi_KICET, Korea
PP-31-191
Identification of Major Glycerols and Other Polar Compounds in Waste Vegetable Oil
Ki-In Choi_KICET, Korea
Topic : Water Pollution - Exposure to Metals, Emerging and Remerging Diseases
PP-31-192
The Genotoxicity of the Organics in Effluent from Different Treating Processes of Six Water
Works in Shenzhen
Shuyuan Yu_Shenzhen Center for Disease Control and Prevention, China
PP-31-193
Nitrate from Drinking Water and Prevalence of Abnormal Thyroid Conditions Among the Old
Order Amish in Pennsylvania
Briseis Kilfoy_National Cancer Institute, USA
PP-31-194
Water Quality of Mine Void Pit Lakes Used for Recreation
Andrea Hinwood_Edith Cowan University, Australia
PP-31-195
Recreational Use of Acid Mine Pit Lakes
Jane Heyworth_The University of Western Australia, Australia
PP-31-196
The Relationship Between Intestinal Infectious Diseases of the Population and the Drinking
Water Pollution in 2004-2008 in Fangshan District of Beijing, China
Qiong Zhang_Center for Disease Control and Prevention of Fangshan District, China
PP-31-197
Increased Oxidative DNA Damage in Workers Exposed to External Environmental Di-(2Ethylhexyl) Phthalate (DEHP) in a Waste Plastic Recycle Area in China
Jing Yuan_Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
PP-31-198
Numerical Simulations of Chlorpyrifos Transport Through the Unsaturated Zone in Agricultural
Area, Ubon Rachatani Province, Northeastern, Thailand
Siriwong Wattasit_Chulalongkorn University , Thailand
PP-31-199
Birth and Onset of Recently Diagnosed Minamata Disease Patients
Shigeru Takaoka_Kyoritsu Neurology and Rehabilitaion Clinic, Japan
PP-31-200
Health Hazard Still Emerged Even after 1968, When Chisso Company Stopped Mercury Drainage
Shigeru Takaoka_Kyoritsu Neurology and Rehabilitation Clinic, Japan
PP-31-201
Spread of Health Effects by Methylmercury - Results of Shiranui Seashore Health Survey
Shigeru Takaoka_Kyoritsu Neurology and Rehabilitation Clinic, Japan
PP-31-202
The Effects of Polychlorinated Biphenyls on Lipid Synthesis
Zafar Aminov_University at Albany, USA
PP-31-204
Hexavalent Chromium and Cancer Mortality in an Industrial Area of Greece
Athena Linos_Athens Medical School, Greece
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Workshops
Workshops
Pre-conference workshops will be held on 28 August, 2010 at Coex InterContinental Hotel
To participate, register at log-in page on the website, and select workshops which you will participate.
Workshops fee is not included in registration fee.
For details of each workshop outlines are provided on our website(www.isesisee2010.org).
Workshops Introduction
Workshop1 Bayesian Methods for Spatial Epidemiology
Time_08:30-18:00 Room_Moderato
Lead instructor Adrian Barnett_Queensland University of Technology, Australia
Description Studies in environmental epidemiology are often based on spatial information, such as
examining geographical patterns in the rates of cancer or estimating asthma risk based on maps
of traffic density. Spatial data are correlated, and so cannot be analyzed using standard
statistical models. Bayesian methods have been developed to analyze both aggregated spatial
data (e.g., disease rates per county) and point data (e.g., the longitudinal and latitude of the
homes of children with asthma). These methods can be fitted in a generalized linear model
framework, which means that they can: i) be applied to continuous (Normal), count (Poisson) or
binary (Binomial) data, and ii) include regression equations with spatial covariates and/or offsets
to account for population density. This course will cover two important Bayesian models: i)
conditional autoregressive models for analyzing aggregated spatial data, ii) geostatistical models
for analyzing point data. It will be a hands-on course with a mix of lectures and practicals using
the Bayesian WinBUGS software. It will start with a brief introduction to Bayesian statistics.
Workshop 2 Writing and Publishing Environmental Epidemiology Papers
Time_08:30-12:30 Room_Allegro I
Lead instructor Jane C. Schroeder_National institute of Environmental Health Sciences, USA
Description The overall goal of the workshop is to provide participants with knowledge, skills and tactics that will
help them get their research published. It will be oriented primarily toward researchers who have
limited experience publishing in English-language peer-reviewed journals, including new or
established researchers from developing or non-English speaking countries, as well as students,
fellows and other new researchers. We will begin by discussing the basic elements of a standard
results paper, simple approaches to increase the clarity of your writing, how to develop and use
effective tables and figures, how to identify and work with coauthors, and the importance of English
language editing and feedback from mentors and peers. Next I will provide an overview of the
publication process, tips for improving interactions with journal editors and staff, and
recommendations for responding to reviewers. The last portion of the workshop will focus on ethical
issues, including plagiarism, duplicate publication, scientific misconduct, conflict of interest, and the
use of appropriate methods to publicize your work. I will use examples drawn from my work as a
journal editor to illustrate concepts and recommendations, and will encourage participants to ask
questions and discuss their own experiences with the publication process as well.
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Workshop 3 A Library for Environmental Time Series Analysis in R(ares)
Time_08:30-18:00 Room _Vivace I
Lead instructor Antonio Ponce de Leon_Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ), Brazil
Washington Leite Junger_Rio de Janeiro State University (UERJ), Brazil
Description Ares is a library in R for analyzing Environmental Time Series data, in particular to estimate health
effects of air pollution. Given the involvement of the instructors in this research area for a long time,
several time series procedures have been implemented and later aggregated in a user friendly
package, consisting of model building tools as well as model diagnostics. Ares implements most of
the state-of-the-art modeling techniques used in Environmental Time Series analysis, turning the task
of analyzing such data less time consuming, since the analyst can focus on the model building rather
than on writing computing codes.
Among the procedures implemented so far are functions for (i) exploratory data analysis such as plots
for temperature and humidity effects; (ii) generation of indicator variables for day-of-week and
different holidays; (iii) residual diagnostics, e.g. periodogram, Q-Q plot, simulated envelope for
standardized residuals; (iv) distributed lag models for air pollution effects; (v) tables and plots of single
lag and distributed lag effects. Even more functions will be implemented in the near future, perhaps in
time to the workshop. Using ares with a script editor is straightforward and helps the analyst to keep
track of the model building steps.
Workshop 4 Black Carbon, Ultrafine and Fine PM Monitoring in Exposure and
Epidemiology Studies
Time_08:30-12:30 Room_Allegro II
Lead instructor Dane Westerdahl_Cornell University, USA
Scott Fruin_University of Southern California, USA
Description Fine and ultrafine PM play important roles in cardiovascular disease and premature mortality and are
now monitored in a growing number studies. The methods that are commonly employed display data
on a real time basis and are easy to use. These include the condensation particle counter (CPC) for
ultrafine particle number and laser or optical photometers (TSI DustTrak, TSI Sidepak 510, and Thermo
DataRam) for PM2.5 mass data. Black carbon mass, a component of fine PM is also now easy to
measure with recently developed portable Aethalometers. However, each of these may report
inaccurate data in commonly measured microenvironments. Possible sources of inaccuracy include:
1) Improper CPC instrument selection in high concentration locations such as traffic or combustion
impacted situations may under report particle counts by factors of 2-6, depending on the equipment
selected for monitoring;
2) Photometers in urban settings may over report mass by factors of 2-3 and lack of on-site
calibrations can result in further biases;
3) Photometers in high humidity situations over-report PM mass and error is a function of humidity.
This course will explain actions that may be taken to improve data collection from these devices. It
will consist of lectures where observations from real-world studies will be shown and discussed
followed by hands-on demonstrations of instrument operations and limitations.
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Workshop 5 Statistical Methods for Evaluating Air Pollution and Temperature Effects
on Human Health
Time_08:30-18:00 Room _Vivace II
Lead instructor Ho Kim_Seoul National University, Korea
Description Statistical models are very important to evaluate health effect of air pollution and/or temperature. Timeseries and case-crossover analyses are major methodologies in this area. Basic concepts and applications
for environmental epidemiology will be illustrated. Several R packages are also introduced.
Workshop 7 Children’s Environmental Health
Time_14:00-18:00 Room_Allegro II
Lead instructor Peter D. Sly_WHO Collaborating Centre for Research on Children’s Environmental Health, Perth, Australia
Description This course is based on the WHO training modules in Children’s Environmental Health.
It begins with an overview of why it is important to focus on the environmental health of children and why children
are especially vulnerable to adverse environmental exposures. Two sets of specific exposures: pesticides,
persistent organic pollutants and persistent toxic substances; and air pollution are discussed specifically
Workshop 8 Risk Assessment for Chemical Exposure : Methods and Application
Time_08:30-12:30 Room_Apollo
Workshop 6 Public Health and Air Pollution in Asia (PAPA) – A Forum for Further
Development with New Scopes and Participants
Time_14:00-18:00 Room_Allegro I
Lead instructor CM Wong_The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong
TQ Thach_The University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong_with sponsor from Health Effects Institute
Description In the last decade compared with other parts of the world, Asia experienced a rapid growth in economic
development and at the same time fast degradation in the environment particularly in air quality. The Health
Effects institute sponsored the first coordinated Public health and Air Pollution in Asia (PAPA) project with a
view to demonstrating that air pollution is harmful to health and governments should account for that while
planning for the economy [Wong et al 2008b].
The results from analysis of the project, using a common protocol across four cities, Bangkok in Thailand
and Hong Kong, Shanghai and Wuhan in China, showed that levels of air pollutants including sulfur dioxide
(SO2), particulate matter with aerodynamic diameter less than or equal to 10m (PM10), nitrogen dioxide
(NO2) and ozone (O3), are generally high, but their health effects equivalent to those from North America
and West Europe. Also the concentration response curves of air pollutants gave the support for linear
relationships [Wong et al 2008b].
In Bangkok, effects of PM10 were higher than the three Chinese cities, which may be due to differences in
environmental factors, personal susceptibility and exposure factors [Vichit-Vadakan et al 2008]; and in
Wuhan they were modified by extremely higher temperature [Qian et al 2008]. In Shanghai, populations with
lower education attainment and females were subject to higher mortality risk associated with air pollution
exposure [Kan et al 2008]. In Hong Kong, residents in high socially deprived areas were also subject to
higher mortality risk from air pollution [Wong et al 2008a].
However, the number of cities in the first wave analysis was small which deterred precise estimation of the
combined effects of the four cities and left some rooms for improvement in the assessment of concentration
response curves.
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Lead instructor Dong-Chun Shin_Yonsei University College of Medicine, Korea
Chang-Chuan Chan_National Taiwan University, Taiwan
Description 08:30-08:40
08:40-09:20
09:20-10:00
10:00-10:40
10:40-11:00
11:00-11:40
11:40-12:20
12:20-12:30
Opening of ‘Workshop 8’
Introduction and basic assumption of risk assessment for chemical
management
Dong-Chun Shin _Prof., Yonsei Univ., Korea
Dose-response models including Benchmark approach
Kuen-Yuh Wu _Prof., Taiwan National Univ.Taiwan
Application using K-RAMS software
Dong-Chun Shin_Prof., Yonsei Univ., Korea
Coffee Break
Japan experience for chemical risk assessment
Akihiro TOKAI _President, Japan SRA, Japan
Discussion for chemical risk assessment in Asia
Chang-Chuan Chan_Prof., National Taiwan Univ.Taiwan
Closing of ‘Workshop 8’
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Morning Training Sessions
ISES-ISEE 2010 will offer a series of Morning Training Sessions (MTS) in an informal setting, for the discussion of
current topics and latest methods with some of the world’s leading researchers.
Workshop 9 Disease Mapping Using Generalized Additive Models
Time_14:00-18:00 Room_Apollo
Lead instructor Verónica Vieira_Boston University School of Public Health, USA
6 sessions are scheduled - two concurrent and fifty-minute sessions (07:30-08:20) each day (8/29 - 8/31) prior to
the main plenary session.
Sessions are open to all conference participants free of charge.
Description This course will cover the basic theory and application of generalized additive models (GAMs) in
spatial epidemiology. GAMs are a form of non-parametric or semi-parametric regression with the
ability to analyze individual-level binary and continuous outcome data while adjusting for
covariates. Location, a potential surrogate measure for exposure, is modeled using a bivariate
smooth term for longitude and latitude. without the smooth, the model becomes an ordinary
regression on the covariates. The GAM model computes the adjusted log odds at each location
on a grid. Permutation tests are used to test for the overall importance of location and identify
areas of statistically significant risk relative to the whole study, also referred to as disease
clusters. The resulting grid of odds ratios can be mapped within R, a freely available statistical
package, or ArcGIS, and integrated into Google Earth maps. We will discuss the strengths and
limitations of GAM methods for disease mapping as well as SaTScan, a widely-used clusterdetection method. Participants will apply GAM methods to synthetic case-control data using R.
The course will conclude with examples of how GAMs have been applied to existing datasets to
generate new hypotheses for further investigation.
29 August, Sunday
[MT-29-1] General Session Consortia in Environmental Epidemiology
Time_07:30-08:20 Room_203
Speakers Bert Brunekreef_Utrecht University, The Nethelands
Manolis Kogevinas_CREAL, Spain
[MT-29-2] NR/Student Presentation Presenting Yourself Successfully
Time_07:30-08:20 Room_208
Speakers Ryan Allen_Simon Fraser University, Canada
Julian Marshall_University of Minnesota, USA
30 August, Monday
[MT-30-1] General Session Environmental Health Perspectives: Responding to Journal
Reviewers an Editor’s Perspective
Time_07:30-08:20 Room_203
Speakers Jane C. Schroeder_National institute of Environmental Health Sciences, USA
[MT-30-2] NR/Student Presentation Beginning and Becoming Established in Academia
Workshops Fee
If you want to take part in the workshops listed above, please check the workshop(s) and make a payment
together with your conference registration. The additional fees for workshops are as follows.
Early bird rate
Standard rate
Time_07:30-08:20 Room_208
Speakers Robin Whyatt_Center for Children's Env. Health, USA
Tom Webster_ Boston University School Public Health, USA
On-site rate
Full day
Half day
Full day
Half day
Full day
Half day
Regular
USD 100
USD 60
USD 120
USD 70
USD 150
USD 80
Student
USD 50
USD 30
USD 70
USD 35
USD 100
USD 40
31 August, Tuesday
[MT-31-1] General Session New Cohorts and Exposure Methods
Time_07:30-08:20 Room_203
Speakers Adam Szpiro_University of Washington, USA
Joel Kaufman_ University of Washington, USA
[MT-31-2] NR/Student Presentation Grant Writing and Future Funding Opportunities
Time_07:30-08:20 Room_208
Speakers Ami Zota_University of California San Francisco, USA
Haluk Ozkaynak_US Environmental Protection Agency, USA
Sumi Mehta _ Health Effects Institute, USA
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Social Programs
Social Programs
During the ISES-ISEE 2010 conference there will various types of social programs such as Welcome
reception(8/28), Student/New researcher’s network workshop(8/29) and Conference dinner(8/30)
to provide ISES-ISEE 2010 participants with opportunities to renew your acquaintances with your friends
and to take advantage of the precious network.
Conference Dinner
Conference Dinner, the highlight of this conference,
will be an occasion for participants to experience
Seoul nightscape while enjoying dinner.
Han River, which stretches through Seoul’s city
center has become not only a resting place for
Seoul’s citizens, but also one of the most popular
tourist attractions in Seoul.
Transportation will be arranged from North gate of
Coex convention center, at 18:00
Welcome Reception
All participants are welcome to join the Welcome
Reception to be on the first day of the conference.
In that place, you will have great opportunities to
renew your acquaintances with your friends and to
take advantage of the precious network. While
enjoying dinner, there will be "Poster
competition" Organized by ISES and ISEE.
To participate, it is required to check ‘attend’ when
you register.
Date
28 August (Sat)
Time
18:00 - 19:30
Date
30 August (Mon)
Harmony Ballroom,
Coex InterContinental Hotel
Time
19:00 - 22:00
Venue
Venue
Han River Ferries
ISEE New Member Welcome Reception
Student & New Researcher’s Network Workshop & Reception
Date
30 August (Mon)
Professional and social networking opportunity for
students and other new researchers
Time
18:00 - 19:00
Venue
ASEM hall #201, Coex
Career Trajectories in Epidemiology and
Exposure Science
Co-organized by the ISES student committee and
the ISEE students/new researchers network!
At our workshop, a panel of senior investigators will
share their experiences conducting research, obtaining
funding, being mentors and mentees, etc., in different
sectors (industry, academia, research institutes, and
government) and different countries. Their comments
will help students and new researchers clarify their
own future plans. The following reception with light
appetizers and drinks will provide professional and
social networking opportunities for attendees.
Informal dinner is planned afterwards at a restaurant
to those who want to continue social networking and
are willing to pay for our own meals.
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Panelists:
Dr. Dana Barr, Dr. Tina Bahadori, Dr. Ho Kim,
Dr. Linda Beale and Dr. Barbara Hoffmann,
Dr. Shilu Tong
Date
29 August (Sun)
Time
18:00 - 19:30
Venue
Grand Ballroom, Coex 1F
Business Meetings
ISEE General Members Meeting
ISES Business Meeting
Date
31 August (Tue)
Date
31 August (Tue)
Time
18:00 - 19:30
Time
18:00 - 19:30
Venue
ASEM hall #203, Coex
Venue
ASEM hall #208, Coex
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Conference Information
Conference Information
Badges
Secretariat
All the registrants will receive a badge upon registration. You are requested to wear your badge when attending a
meeting or social events in the conference. Only those participants who are wearing their badge will be admitted to the
lecture halls. Accompanying persons, only the welcome reception and conference dinner with the registrants.
The conference secretariat room will be located on-site. Please check the venue according to the date.
Carbon Offset Fee
We encourage conference participants to help offset the impact of conference related activities by paying an additional
carbon offset fee as part of the conference registration. The recommended fee is USD 25. The raised funds from ISESISEE 2010 participants will be use for carbon offset activities through UNEP(United Nations Environment Programme)
National Committee for the Republic of Korea. In addition, the remarkable sticker will be issued for those who paid the
carbon offset fee.
Satellite Meetings
For ISES-ISEE 2010 participants’ convenience, organizing committee offers a meeting room free of charge
during the conference. If you want to use this meeting room, please submit the application form at ISESISEE information desk located next to the registration desk (1F).
D a t e
T i m e
V e n u e
Equipment
Date
29 Aug.
30 Aug.
31 Aug.
01 Sep.
29 August (Sun) – 31 August (Thu)
10:00-12:00 / 12:00-14:00 / 14:00-16:00 (The time slot can be adjusted.)
ASEM Hall #203 (24 persons in Class room type)
1 Screen, 1 Projector, 1 laptop, 1 lectern, 1 microphones
Time
Title
15:00-16:30 1st China-Korea Environmental Health Forum
15:00-16:30 Japan Korea Young Researchers' Meeting
Research Network for Health Effect of Climate Change and Air
14:00-18:00
Pollution in the East Asian Countries
10:00-17:30 [Scientific Conference] Climate Change and Health in Asia
D a t e
T i m e
V e n u e
28 August (Sat)
07:00 – 18:00
Andante, Coex InterContinental B1
29 August(Sun) – 1 September(Wed)
07:00 – 18:00
ASEM Hall #205, Coex
Registration & Information Desk
The Registration & Information desk will be open from 28 August to 1 September. You may obtain printing materials
when you come to register with your badge and other conference-related materials. There are trained staffs that will
assist you in all conference-related matters as well as other local matters, to make you feel at home.
D a t e
T i m e
V e n u e
28 August (Sat)
07:30 – 18:00
Lobby, Coex InterContinental B1
29 August(Sun) – 1 September(Wed)
07:30 – 18:00 (1 Sep: up to 12:00)
1F Grand Ballroom Lobby, Coex 1F
Preview Room
Preview Rooms are located in ASEM Hall #204, Coex. Operating hours are as follows:
Place
#209
#209
#209
GB 101
Scientific Tour
D a t e
T i m e
V e n u e
29 August(Sun) – 1 September(Wed)
09:00 – 18:00
ASEM Hall #204, Coex
Internet Lounge
Free high-speed internet connection will be provided in Internet Lounge with desktops.
D a t e
T i m e
V e n u e
29 August(Sun) – 1 September(Wed)
09:00 – 18:00
Auditorium Lobby, Coex 3F
Seoul Metropolitan Government Research Institute of Public Health and Environment offers a scientific tour program to
participants.
These tours provide you with the opportunity to visit the mainly supported environmental system in Korea, which is
putting utmost efforts into test and analysis, investigation and research in connection with various diseases, food, drug,
atmosphere, water quality, focusing on protection of civic health and security of pleasant environment.
A scientific tour is available for limited 20 people, and this space will be reserved on a first-come, first-served basis.
Participants can sign up for this tour at information desk on-site.
D a t e
T i m e
V e n u e
1 September
14:00 – 16:00
Seoul Metropolitan Government Research Institute of Public Health and Environment
Transportation will be arranged from Coex.
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Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Abdul Samad, Nurul Izzah
ACOUETEY, Dovi Stephanie
Adamkiewicz, Gary
Adamkiewicz, Gary
Aggazzotti, Gabriella
Ahn, Youngah
Ahsan, Habibul
Alexey, Dudarev
Allen, Joseph
Allen, Ryan
AMAGAI, Takashi
Aminov, Zafar
Anderson, Brooke
Anderson, Henry
Anundi, Helena
Apte, Joshua S.”
Apte, Michael
Araki, Atsuko
Armstrong, Jenna
Azuma, Kenichi
Bachelet, Delphine
Bachinski, R?ber
BAE, HYUNJOO
Bae, Sanghyuk
Bahadori, Tina
Baja, Emmanuel S.”
baker, abednego
Baker, Dean
Ballesteros A, Curiel
Balmes, John
BARD, Denis
Barnett, Adrian
Bartell, Scott
Baxter, Lisa
Beale, Linda
Beelen, Rob
Bennett, Deborah
116
ISES-ISEE 2010
Abstract No
0077
0277
1708
1665
1293
1540
1214
1515
1719
0575
1437
1740
1610
2022
0571
0572
0294
1075
0866
0873
1034
1954
0617
1703
0068
1208
1011
1616
1413
2002
1745
1276
1936
2020
0879
S-29B3-3
2111
0774
0427
1517
0799
0803
1597
1600
0723
1717
1737
PT Code
PP-29-106
O-31A3-1
S-31C4-3
PP-30-044
PP-30-178
PP-30-064
S-29A7-1
S-29C1-5
O-30A4-4
S-30C1-2
PP-30-038
S-01A7-2
PP-29-145
PP-31-202
O-30A3-2
PP-30-078
S-31B3-2
PP-30-032
S-31B2-2
PP-30-022
O-29A6-2
PP-30-142
PP-29-136
PP-30-119
PP-29-130
O-29B4-3
PP-29-126
PP-31-031
O-30A4-2
S-01A4-4
PP-30-048
PP-29-201
O-31B4-4
PP-31-074
PP-30-023
S-29B3-3
PP-29-052
PP-31-189
O-31C7-2
O-31C7-5
S-29A4-2
PP-30-018
O-30B7-4
PP-30-191
O-30A5-3
PP-30-137
S-30B4-2
Presenting Author
Bi, Peng
Biggeri, Annibale
Bind, Marie-Abele
Blount, Ben
Bonvalot, Yvette
Bonzini, Matteo
Borman, Barry
Bornehag, Carl-Gustaf
Braga, Isabel
Bramwell, Lisa
Brauer, Michael
Br?uner, Elvira
Breton, Carrie
Breville, Maggie
Brugge, Doug
Bush, Kathleen F.
Callan, Anna
Cao, Lulu
CARPENTER, DAVID
Castorina, Rosemary
Catelan, Dolores
Catto, Cyril
Cervantes-Larios, Alejandro
Chaisson, Christine
Chan, Chang-chuan
Chang, Chih-Ching
Chang, Jung-Wei
Chang, Moon-Hee
Chang, Ta-Yuan
Chao, Christopher Y. H.
Chao, Pao-Chiang
Charerntanyarak, Lertchai
Ch?vez MG, Garibay
Chen, Chao-Lin
Chen, Ching-Hua
Abstract No
2026
1089
0324
0470
1314
1326
2014
0321
0751
0587
0761
1750
1752
0581
1179
1187
1196
0134
0397
0505
0734
1144
0771
0860
2178
0391
0393
1726
1764
1140
1347
0779
1471
1475
1487
0691
1091
0250
1972
0417
1349
0845
1502
0121
0338
1661
1390
PT Code
S-01A4-3
O-31B1-7
S-30C5-3
O-31A3-2
S-30B9-3
S-31B8-2
O-01A2-2
PP-30-172
O-30B8-2
PP-30-175
S-31C4-1
PP-29-095
PP-29-096
PP-31-013
S-30A1-6
S-29C3-1
S-01A7-4
PP-30-208
O-29C4-3
S-30B9-5
O-01A2-4
O-30B5-4
PP-30-081
O-30C4-4
PP-31-079
S-01A3-1
S-31B3-1
O-30A4-5
O-31B4-3
O-30A5-4
PP-30-105
PP-30-187
O-30B7-3
PP-30-111
PP-29-194
PP-29-066
S-01A6-3
S-30C8-5
O-31C6-2
O-29A9-2
S-29B8-1
PP-29-175
PP-29-180
PP-31-136
PP-29-008
PP-30-205
S-01A6-4
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
117
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Abstract No
Chen, Chung-Yu
Chen, Guan-Wen
Chen, Hsiang-Ching
Chen, Huiu-Ling
Chen, Jein-Wen
Chen, Mei-Huei
Chen, Pau-Chung
Chen, She Mei
Chen, Szu-Ying
Chen, Ya-Hui
Chen, Yang-Ching
Chen, Yeh-Hsin
Chen, Yu-Chuan
Cheng, Hsin-Yi
Cheng, Tain-Junn
Cheng, Tsun-Jen
Cheng, Ya-Yun
Cheung, Francis
Chiang, Jui-Chin
Chiu, Yueh-Hsiu
0939
1185
0712
0512
0915
0846
1132
0728
0385
0874
1911
1462
0743
0719
1442
1202
1045
0370
0256
1713
1772
2090
1709
1384
1562
0833
1761
1769
1791
1513
2120
2118
2119
1197
1663
1894
2049
2052
1760
1782
0642
1399
0051
0201
S-29B3-1
O-29B9-3
0858
Cho, Chonrae
Cho, Seung-Hyun
Cho, Sung il
Cho, Yongmin
Choe, Minji
Choi, Hyunok
Choi, Jae Wook
Choi, Jieun
Choi, Ki-in
Choi, Kyung-Hwa
Choi, Sangjun
Choi, Sulji
Choi, Wook-Hee
Choi, Yoon-Hyeong
Chowdhury, Zohir
Chu, Yu-Hsiu
Chuang, Hung-Yi
Chuang, Kai-Jen
Chulabhorn, Her Royal Highness Princess
Chung , Eun Kyo
Chung, Soo Eun
118
ISES-ISEE 2010
PT Code
O-30C7-4
PP-29-034
PP-29-016
PP-30-091
PP-31-151
S-29B5-1
S-31C2-2
PP-31-018
O-31C3-2
PP-29-022
PP-31-094
PP-29-039
PP-31-110
PP-30-015
PP-31-158
PP-31-026
PP-31-172
PP-29-059
PP-29-107
O-29C8-2
PP-29-048
PP-30-070
O-31A6-3
PP-30-106
PP-31-124
PP-30-083
O-30A7-5
PP-31-130
S-29A7-2
PP-29-092
PP-31-077
PP-31-190
PP-31-191
PP-29-200
O-29B9-5
PP-29-100
PP-30-166
PP-30-123
PP-29-184
S-29C3-2
PP-30-013
PP-31-156
PP-29-003
PP-29-133
S-29B3-1
O-29B9-3
O-29C7-3
Presenting Author
Chung, Yun Kyung
Cohen, Aaron
Comba, Pietro
Conrad, Andr?”
Couto, Arnaldo
Cowan-Ellsberry, Christina
Cui, Rong
Daniell, William
de Nazelle, Audrey
Dear, Keith
Deguen, S?verine
Demers, Paul
Deng, Furong
Dennekamp, Martine
Dionisio, Kathie
Dodson, Robin
Domesle, Alexander
Dora, Carlos
Dostal, Miroslav
Duan, Xiaoli
Dutta, Sisir
Ebisu, Keita
Eom, Ha-Young
Eom, Sang-Yong
Eriksen, Kirsten T.”
Eskenazi, Brenda
Eum, Jin-Hee
Abstract No
1639
0851
O-30A8-4
S-29C3-3
0196
0801
0399
0400
1094
1440
1991
PP-29-197
0159
2139
0553
0562
1553
1581
0328
1309
0319
0190
1628
0838
0760
1425
1429
1434
1520
1416
0448
0455
1160
1922
1470
0124
0125
0865
0421
0543
1511
1526
1585
0457
1019
1028
1344
PT Code
PP-31-066
O-29C7-2
O-30A8-3
S-29C3-3
O-30B8-1
S-29B6-3
O-30C4-3
O-30A7-2
PP-31-185
PP-29-193
PP-29-196
PP-29-197
PP-31-005
O-31B7-2
O-31B6-1
S-30A1-5
S-29B1-6
O-30A3-5
O-30B5-5
O-31C6-6
S-31B2-5
PP-31-168
PP-31-064
O-29B2-1
O-30C3-2
S-31C4-2
PP-30-107
PP-29-091
PP-30-112
S-30C5-2
PP-31-040
PP-31-041
PP-30-100
PP-30-120
O-29A5-2
O-01A5-1
PP-31-003
PP-29-069
PP-29-062
PP-29-065
PP-29-153
PP-30-063
PP-29-154
O-30A6-1
S-30B2-2
O-29B4-1
O-29C7-4
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
119
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Eum, Ki-Do
Fan, Zhihua
Fan, Zih-Hua Tina
Fantuzzi, Guglielmina
Farnazo, Danvir Mark
Fat, Ligia
Ferrante, Margherita
Fletcher, Tony
Fout, Shay
Franko, Alenka
Fried, Alan
Friedrich, Rainer
Friger, Michael
Fung, Cecilia Kit Ching
Gamble, Mary
Gan, Wenqi
Gatto, Nicole
Geer, Laura
Ghosh, Santu
Gibson, Mark
Gilbert-Diamond, Diane
Goldsmith, David
Gombojav, Enkhjargal
Graziano, Joseph
Grazuleviciene, Regina
Grundy, Anne
Gunier, Robert
Guo, How-Ran
Guo, Xinbiao
Gurung, Anobha
Ha, Eun-Hee
Ha, Mina
Haines, Douglas
Hampel, Regina
Han, Daikwon
Han, Dong Hun
120
ISES-ISEE 2010
Abstract No
0776
1435
1794
1200
1641
1885
0696
0702
0721
1062
1680
1686
1688
1010
1016
0246
1417
0539
0149
0940
1716
0516
1127
0108
0248
0664
0885
0494
2206
1876
1877
1882
1234
1702
0790
1792
0824
0424
0377
0156
0741
1493
1747
0501
0544
0557
0188
PT Code
O-31C8-1
PP-29-038
S-31A2-4
PP-30-101
PP-29-121
PP-31-142
O-31B7-4
O-29A5-5
PP-29-138
PP-29-032
S-30B2-3
S-29B6-2
O-30C6-5
S-31B9-1
S-31B9-2
PP-30-155
PP-29-204
S-31A4-2
PP-31-098
O-30A7-4
S-29B7-3
O-29A3-4
PP-31-116
PP-31-144
O-29C4-2
O-30A5-2
O-30C3-4
S-01A7-1
PP-31-203
PP-29-206
PP-31-135
PP-29-163
PP-29-141
S-29A7-3
PP-31-111
PP-30-162
PP-29-068
PP-30-196
PP-30-195
S-30A2-2
PP-29-017
S-31C2-4
S-29B5-3
O-30B3-1
O-31A3-3
PP-31-177
PP-29-072
Presenting Author
Han, Ji-Youn
Han, Seung Won
Hanazato, Masamichi
Hanke, Wojciech
Hankey, Steve
Hansell, Anna
Hansen, Alana
Hansen, Solrunn
Harnpicharnchai, Kallaya
Haryanto, Budi
Hashim, Zailina
Hashizume, Masahiro
He, Fei
Heidler, Jochen
Hemphill Fuller, Christina
Hertel, Sabine
Hertz-Picciotto, Irva
Heyworth, Jane
Hii, Yien Ling
Hinwood, Andrea
Hisada, Aya
Ho, Chi-Chang
Hoang, Chi
Hodgson, Susan
Hoek, Gerard
Hoepner, Lori
Hoffmann, Barbara
H?lzer, J?rgen
Honda, Yasushi
Hong, Ki Hun
Hong, SeungCheol
Hong, Soon Keun
Hong, Soon-Beom
Hong, Soyoung
Abstract No
0794
0798
0843
1952
1357
0887
0662
0194
0195
0665
1601
1348
1805
0675
1243
0295
1116
0744
1401
0476
1451
0780
1746
0531
1655
0353
0517
1929
1618
1715
1432
1436
0755
0300
0746
1457
0045
0962
0967
0637
O-30A8-5
0818
PP-29-115
1439
1441
1548
1790
PT Code
PP-29-078
PP-29-079
PP-29-080
PP-29-207
PP-31-052
PP-29-190
PP-29-137
PP-30-169
PP-31-039
S-30A1-4
O-29A3-2
PP-31-027
O-29A1-6
O-31B4-5
O-30B6-2
PP-29-007
O-29A2-3
O-31A1-1
PP-30-037
PP-30-090
PP-31-029
O-29A3-5
S-30B4-1
PP-31-195
O-31B1-6
S-29C1-2
PP-31-194
PP-31-133
O-31A6-6
O-29A6-5
O-31A5-2
PP-31-056
S-30B1-4
S-30A1-1
S-30A1-2
PP-31-121
PP-31-002
S-30B2-1
PP-29-071
S-29B1-3
O-30A8-4
PP-31-112
PP-29-115
PP-31-057
PP-31-058
PP-31-122
PP-31-131
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
121
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Abstract No
Hong, Young-Seoub
1865
1866
0348
0356
1609
1230
0836
1418
0748
1047
1120
1976
0174
1682
1714
1301
0266
1136
2173
1860
0983
1492
1722
1738
1960
2074
0546
0975
1193
0605
0889
O-30A8-3
1977
1646
0768
1412
1979
1981
1983
2133
2135
1017
S-30B1-3
1026
1360
0395
0165
Hong, Yun-Chul
Hsiao, Pao-Kuei
Hsieh, Chia-Jung
Hsu, Hsiao-Hsien
Hu, Wenbiao
Huang, Chien-Yuan
Huang, Mingai
Huang, Po-Chin
Huang, Shih-Hui
Huang, Siying
Huang, Yuli
Hwang, Bing-Fang
Hwang, Gyuseok
Hwang, Yongsik
Hwang, Yunhyung
Hwangbo, Young
Hystad, Perry
Hyun Sul, Lim
Invernizzi, Giovanni
Iwata, Tomohide
Jang, Ji-young
Jang, Sun Jae
Jang, Sung-Mi
Janssen, Nicole
Jantunen, Matti
Jee, Sun Hee
Jeong, Hye-Seon
Jeong, Woochul
Jeong, Yong
Jerrett, Michael
Jheong, Weonhwa
Ji, Lili
Ji, Meng
Jia, Xiaofeng
122
ISES-ISEE 2010
PT Code
Presenting Author
Abstract No
S-30A9-5
PP-30-067
S-29B1-5
S-30C1-3
O-29A5-3
PP-31-050
PP-30-019
O-31A5-1
PP-29-198
PP-30-200
S-30C8-6
PP-29-159
PP-31-100
PP-31-129
O-30C4-2
O-30A7-3
S-29C6-3
PP-29-085
S-29C9-4
PP-30-193
PP-31-152
PP-30-040
PP-31-033
O-31B6-4
PP-29-049
PP-29-172
PP-31-012
PP-30-027
S-29C2-2
PP-30-092
O-29C5-3
O-30A8-2
PP-29-103
PP-29-044
PP-31-001
S-01A4-1
PP-29-166
PP-29-167
PP-29-168
PP-30-149
S-30C8-2
S-31B9-3
S-30B1-3
S-31B9-4
PP-29-202
PP-29-054
S-30A2-1
Jian, Shen-En
Jiang, Ruoting
Jin, Xiaobin
Jin, Yihe
Jo, Wan
Johnson, Markey
1108
0832
1277
1941
0109
1481
1486
S-30B1-1
1733
0649
0506
0979
0795
2113
0989
1946
1707
1485
1906
1269
1165
0240
0438
1789
0611
0085
PP-29-077
∏fi¿œµÂ∑»¿Ω
1710
0023
0742
0304
S-29C9-5
0064
1171
1729
0359
0318
1273
0063
0245
1450
2001
0749
0703
0262
0398
Johnson, Michael
Johnson, Priscilla
Jones, Rachael
Jongeneel, Rob
Jung, Ha-Kyu
Jung, Kyung Hwa
Jung, Kyung-Sick
Just, Allan
Kadaba, Dipika
Kadiri, Shamusideen
K?fferlein, Heiko
Kalkstein, Laurence
Kan, Haidong
Kang, Chungwon
Kang, Hee-Tae
Kang, Ji Yeon
Kang, Jung-Ho
Kang, Seong Kyu
Karagas, Margaret
Karageorgi, Stalo
Kartavtsev, Oleg
Kashima, Saori
Kataoka, Akihiko
Katsnelson, Boris
Kaufman, Joel
Kaur, Tanvir
Kawamoto, Toshihiro
Kawasaki, Tamami
Kazmer, Julia
Khan, Aneire
Kho, Young Lim
Khwaja, Haider
KIHAL, Wahida
Kile, Molly
Kilfoy, Briseis
PT Code
PP-29-176
PP-29-055
O-31A1-6
PP-29-156
PP-30-194
O-31A5-5
S-30B1-2
S-30B1-1
PP-30-139
PP-29-014
S-29A8-1
PP-29-113
O-29A6-1
PP-29-170
PP-30-028
PP-30-141
O-30C7-5
PP-30-001
O-31C9-3
PP-30-061
O-31C9-1
O-29A3-1
O-31B1-2
PP-31-090
PP-29-160
PP-31-097
PP-29-077
S-29B3-2
O-29C8-3
O-30C6-6
PP-30-017
PP-29-073
S-29C9-5
PP-29-164
PP-31-025
PP-29-046
PP-30-075
S-31C2-1
S-31B2-3
O-29C5-1
PP-30-074
PP-30-109
PP-30-122
PP-31-019
PP-30-186
S-29B7-2
PP-31-193
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
123
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Abstract No
Kim, Boo-wook
Kim, Byoung-gwon
Kim, Byoung-Ju
Kim, Byung-Mi
Kim, Chan-Kook
1783
1404
1514
1539
1557
1561
1563
1964
0853
0872
0834
0706
0856
1994
1997
1999
1584
1591
1059
1060
0893
2100
1519
1937
1939
1940
1943
1112
0738
1204
1969
1527
0848
1810
1578
1586
1232
0816
1529
1283
2005
0623
2115
1237
0182
1915
0228
KIM, Dae-Seon
Kim, Eun-Hye
Kim, Eun-Jung
Kim, Ho
Kim, Ho-Hyun
Kim, Hwan-Cheol
Kim, Hyesook
Kim, Jae-Won
Kim, Jin Hee
Kim, Jinyong
Kim, Juyoung
Kim, KyungHee
Kim, Nam-Soo
Kim, Pangyi
Kim, Sang-yon
KIM, SEON HONG
Kim, Seung-Kyu
Kim, Si-Heon
Kim, Soo Jeong
Kim, Soo-Hwaun
Kim, Su Hee
Kim, Sungroul
Kim, Sunmi
Kim, Sun-Young
Kim, Woo-il
Kim, Yeni
Kim, Yong-Bae
Kim, Yoonshin
Kim, Young-hee
Kim, Youngmin
Kim, Young-suk
Kingham, Simon
124
ISES-ISEE 2010
PT Code
S-01A6-2
PP-31-157
PP-29-041
O-31C8-4
PP-30-128
PP-30-129
PP-30-130
PP-29-123
PP-30-020
PP-31-045
O-31B1-4
PP-30-080
PP-30-021
PP-29-050
PP-29-002
PP-30-052
PP-30-182
PP-31-061
O-31C6-5
PP-31-115
PP-29-023
PP-31-180
PP-31-060
PP-29-102
PP-31-161
PP-31-162
PP-29-158
PP-29-084
PP-29-139
PP-30-102
PP-31-091
PP-29-183
PP-29-021
PP-29-098
PP-31-030
PP-30-164
O-29B4-4
S-29A4-5
PP-29-042
PP-30-104
PP-31-073
PP-31-014
PP-29-208
PP-31-154
O-31B5-1
PP-31-069
S-01A7-6
Presenting Author
Kipen, Howard
Kirkeleit, Jorunn
Kishi, Reiko
Kissel, John
Klemm, Rebecca
Knibbs, Luke
Knol, Anne
Ko, GwangPyo
Ko, Min Jung
Koch, Holger
Kochi, Takeshi
Kogevinas, Manolis
Koh, Yeonjung
Kolossa-Gehring, Marike
Kumagai, Shinji
Kunseler, Eva
Kurumatani, Norio
Kuzmin, Sergey
Kwon, MoonHee
Kwon, Seok
Kyung, Sul
Laden, Francine
Lai, Hak-Kan
Lam, Nick
Lampron-Goulet, Eric
Langkulsen, Uma
Langley, Annie
Lanki, Timo
Laohaudomchok, Wisanti
Laumbach, Robert
Laurent, Olivier
Le, Hien
Ledda, Caterina
Lee, Bo-Eun
Lee, Byung-Kook
Abstract No
PT Code
0339
1815
0819
1104
2048
1530
0230
0227
1068
Introduction
1675
1394
0661
0407
1164
1167
2161
0378
0384
1166
1330
0514
1555
0253
0114
1867
1236
1497
0977
2011
S-30C5-5
1724
1427
0558
1446
1620
1447
1781
0529
0972
1061
1292
1392
1804
1938
1942
1944
S-30A1-3
O-29B2-6
O-29B9-2
PP-29-199
S-29B5-4
O-31A6-5
PP-31-182
PP-29-006
O-31B6-2
S-31A4-1
S-31B9-5
PP-30-160
S-31A2-3
PP-30-207
S-29C6-1
S-29B6-4
PP-30-154
S-31C4-4
PP-29-061
O-30B3-3
O-30B3-4
S-29C9-2
O-01A5-4
S-29C9-1
PP-30-005
PP-29-205
S-31A7-2
PP-29-195
O-29A6-3
O-29B2-3
S-30C5-5
PP-29-045
PP-29-090
O-31B1-3
O-30B8-5
O-31A1-4
PP-30-108
PP-30-049
O-29A9-4
PP-30-159
O-29C5-2
PP-29-120
O-29A6-4
PP-31-132
PP-30-068
PP-29-157
PP-31-163
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
125
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Lee, Byungmu
Lee, Chul-Woo
Lee, ChungSoo
Lee, Dae-Geun
Lee, Duk-Hee
Lee, Hye-Sook
Lee, Hyo Min
Lee, Hyung Joo
Lee, Hyunsoo
Lee, Jaewoo
Lee, Jee-Yeon
Lee, Jeongae
Lee, Ji Ho
Lee, Ji Young
Lee, Jong-Hyeon
Lee, Jung Hyun
Lee, Kayoung
Lee, Keou Won
Lee, Kiyoung
Lee, Kwan
Lee, Mi-Sun
Lee, Sang Hee
Lee, Sangwoo
Lee, Sang-Woon
Lee, Yo A
Lee, Yong-Jin
Lee, Yungling
Leem, Jong Han
Levin, Hal
Lewis, Lauren
Li, De-kun
Li, Dekun
Li, Ming-Chieh
126
ISES-ISEE 2010
Abstract No
0331
1552
2043
0837
1775
0423
2145
1245
1528
2091
2087
1549
1333
1645
1643
1910
1541
1550
1554
1556
1568
1574
1580
0534
1141
1508
1818
1823
1990
S-30B4-3
2097
0629
0630
0745
2122
1155
0888
1590
0862
0275
1970
0763
1324
1730
0092
1227
1834
PT Code
O-01A2-1
S-31A7-1
PP-31-075
PP-31-063
PP-29-171
S-31B3-3
PP-31-078
S-31A7-3
PP-30-042
PP-30-053
PP-29-125
PP-30-127
S-30C8-3
PP-31-128
S-29C2-1
PP-30-050
O-30A6-5
PP-30-113
PP-30-114
PP-29-043
PP-30-115
PP-30-131
PP-30-116
PP-31-011
PP-30-033
PP-29-181
PP-31-179
O-30B7-1
PP-30-124
S-30B4-3
PP-30-071
PP-30-156
PP-30-157
S-30B2-5
PP-29-105
PP-29-086
PP-31-113
PP-30-132
PP-29-161
O-31C6-4
O-30B5-3
S-31A8-2
S-30B9-2
S-30B9-1
O-30A4-1
PP-29-087
O-29B4-5
Presenting Author
Li, Tiantian
Liao, Duanping
Lihong, Huang
Lim, Hyun
Lim, Hyun-Sul
Lim, Jungyun
Lim, Myung Ho
Lim, Soogil
Lim, Young Wook
Lim, Youn-Hee
LIN, CHIH-MING
Lin, Hsing-Hua
Lin, Kuan-han
Lin, Ming-Hsiu
Lin, Pei Ru
Lin, Susana
Lin, Wan-Yi
Lin, Yen-Ju
Lin, Yi-Ping
Lin, Yuan-Chien
Linos, Athena
Litchfield, Ian
Little, John
Liu, Jian-meng Liu
Liu, Ling
Liu, Liqun
Liu, Sa
Liu, Yang
Liu, Yating
Longley, Ian
Loughnan, Margaret
Lu, Chensheng
Lundquist, Kathryn
Lung, Shih-Chun
Luo, Na
Madaniyazi, Lina
Maddalena, Randy
Abstract No
0504
0585
1338
1105
0249
0104
2088
2099
2155
1516
2086
2044
0933
0663
1049
0628
1579
0522
0525
1316
0358
1559
0515
1690
0714
PP-31-204
0247
1718
2007
2009
1154
1599
1602
1604
0960
0260
0213
0403
1510
1924
1334
1278
1728
0757
0883
0610
1531
PT Code
O-30A3-1
PP-29-012
PP-29-209
O-29B2-4
PP-30-086
PP-29-187
PP-29-114
PP-29-051
PP-30-151
PP-31-059
PP-31-076
PP-30-147
PP-31-046
O-29A1-3
PP-29-031
PP-31-148
O-30A8-1
PP-29-165
PP-29-064
PP-29-035
PP-31-010
PP-31-173
PP-29-075
O-29C5-4
O-30B7-5
PP-31-204
PP-31-101
S-30C2-3
O-30B6-5
PP-30-145
S-31C2-3
PP-31-083
PP-31-084
PP-31-086
O-30A3-4
O-31C7-1
PP-30-072
O-31B5-2
PP-30-041
PP-30-051
PP-31-178
O-31B4-2
PP-30-046
PP-30-096
PP-30-024
O-31A1-5
S-31C5-2
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
127
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Magzamen, Sheryl
Makris, Konstantinos C.”
Malinauskiene, Vilija
Marshall, Julian D.”
Martin, Colleen A.”
Martuzzi, Marco
Matooane, Mamopeli
Matos, Vanina
Mazrura, Sahani
McAuley, Timothy
Mehta, Sumi
Mehta, Suril
Melnyk, Lisa
Meng, Qingyu
Meyer, Amy
Michelozzi, Paola
Milojevic, Ai
Milton, Abul
Milton, Donald K.”
Miranda Filho, Adalberto Luiz
Mitra, Partha
Mittal, Ashish
Miyashita, Chihiro
Mochida, Yoji
Mohler, Evelyn
Morgan, Geoffrey
Mori, Chisato
Mori, Kei
Muniz, Juan F
Musigapong, Pirutchada
Mustapha, Adetoun
Nagniin, Saijaa
Naicker, Nisha
Nakai, Satoshi
Nakaoka, Hiroko
Nandasena, Sumal
128
ISES-ISEE 2010
Abstract No
0223
1570
0132
0133
0481
0767
1021
1024
1694
1695
S-31A4-4
1410
0465
0554
1902
0217
0485
1833
1669
1006
0806
1701
2006
0951
1304
0272
2023
2179
1054
1467
1986
0354
0923
0912
0701
0950
1808
PP-31-080
2017
1072
1169
O-29A5-6
1398
0070
0346
2041
1545
PT Code
S-29C2-3
O-29C8-5
PP-31-175
PP-29-173
S-30B1-5
S-31B2-1
S-01A4-2
S-31A8-1
S-30B9-4
S-29B6-1
S-31A4-4
PP-31-028
PP-29-111
O-31C3-1
PP-31-143
PP-31-006
S-29C3-4
PP-31-034
PP-31-089
PP-30-098
PP-30-082
PP-30-118
O-30A3-6
O-01A5-2
O-31C9-2
O-31B7-1
S-29A8-3
S-29B8-3
PP-30-085
PP-30-110
PP-31-164
PP-29-074
PP-29-081
PP-29-108
S-29C6-4
S-01A7-5
O-30A4-6
PP-31-080
PP-30-069
PP-30-201
O-31B6-3
O-29A5-6
O-31B5-3
O-30C4-1
PP-29-134
PP-30-146
PP-30-043
Presenting Author
Nardocci, Adelaide Cassia
ndatimana, Theogene
Nguyen, Bryan
nie, jing
Nieuwenhuijsen, Mark
Nitschke, Monika
Niu, Can
Noh, Su Ryeon
Noonan, Curtis W.”
Novotny, Eric V.”
Nuckols, John R.”
Nweke, Onyemaechi
Ochir, Chimedsuren
Odaka, Yoko
Odland, Jon ®™yvind
Oguri, Tomoko
Oh, ae ri
Oh, Eunha
Oh, In-Bo
Oh, Se-Young
Oh, So-Rin
OH, Youn Hee
Oliveira, Beatriz
Oliveira, Marcio
Orru, Hans
Ou, Chun-Quan
OULHOTE, Youssef
Ozkaynak, Haluk
Padhi, B.K
Padungtod, Chantana
Palam, Enkhtuya
Palkovicova, Lubica
Pan, Xiao-chuan
Park, Duck-Shin
Park, Eun Jin
Park, Eun Young
Park, Hyokeun
Park, Hyunhee
Park, Hyun-Ju
Abstract No
1215
1460
1524
0682
0731
1151
0627
0961
1128
1264
0478
2107
2110
1692
1044
2102
0322
0631
1768
1813
1373
1624
1637
1918
1948
1959
1985
0998
1003
1079
0963
1660
1666
0996
0490
0274
1933
0130
1382
0758
1035
1280
1405
1754
PP-29-076
2209
2140
PT Code
PP-30-103
PP-30-190
PP-30-181
PP-30-095
PP-31-043
O-29A1-5
PP-29-013
O-31B1-5
S-01A7-3
PP-29-143
O-30A5-1
S-31C1-1
S-31B8-4
PP-29-128
PP-30-057
PP-30-148
S-29C1-1
PP-30-093
PP-31-068
PP-29-099
PP-29-037
PP-30-133
PP-30-134
PP-30-135
PP-31-071
PP-31-072
PP-30-143
PP-29-028
PP-30-029
PP-31-024
PP-31-022
PP-31-088
PP-31-141
O-31C8-2
S-29A4-1
O-30C3-3
PP-29-185
O-31B1-1
PP-31-119
S-29B1-4
PP-30-031
PP-29-144
O-30C7-3
PP-31-093
PP-29-076
O-29A2-5
PP-30-150
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
129
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Abstract No
Park, Hyunseung
Park, Minseon
Park, Sung Kyun
Parker, Jennifer
Parvez, Faruque
Pascal, Mathilde
1408
1787
1029
1453
1756
0459
0931
0932
0980
1322
O-30B3-6
1907
1696
0360
0365
0367
0368
1679
0332
1261
0928
0540
0528
0545
1307
1397
1400
1403
1414
1565
1974
1975
0849
1180
0102
0258
0946
1233
0653
0911
0382
1272
1146
1706
1287
S-30B2-4
0823
PASCAL, Mathilde
Patdu, Maria Katherina
Patterson Jr., Donald G.”
Pei, Liu
Peretz, Chava
pesatori, angela cecilia
Petruk, Liliia
Philippat, Claire
Phuleria, Harish
Poracova, Janka
Prasad, Saurabh
Qiu, Hong
Qu, Qingshan
Raaschou-Nielsen, Ole
Rahman, Md. Bayzidur
Rai, Prashant
Ramaswamy, Padmavathi
Ravinder, Sheela
REMEN, Thomas
Ren, Aiguo
Rich, David
Riederer, Anne
Righi, Elena
Rivera-Nunez, Zorimar
Roberts, Eric
130
ISES-ISEE 2010
PT Code
Presenting Author
Abstract No
PP-31-054
PP-31-174
PP-29-030
PP-29-127
O-31C8-5
O-29A1-4
O-31A1-3
PP-29-024
PP-30-084
PP-30-035
O-30B3-6
O-31B5-4
O-29A5-4
PP-30-088
PP-30-089
PP-30-185
PP-31-184
S-30C5-4
PP-30-173
S-30C8-4
PP-31-021
O-30C7-2
PP-31-147
O-30C3-1
PP-31-155
PP-31-139
PP-29-089
PP-30-136
PP-31-055
PP-29-093
PP-29-124
PP-30-121
O-31A1-2
O-31A9-1
S-30A2-4
O-29A3-3
S-31B8-1
PP-29-192
O-30B5-2
PP-30-025
O-29A2-1
S-29B5-2
S-29A4-3
O-30B6-3
PP-30-177
S-30B2-4
O-31C7-4
Rockl?v, Joacim
Rodrigues, Poliany
0956
0602
0974
1177
1984
1212
0800
1743
0410
0536
0586
0966
0080
0290
2159
0285
0588
1087
1088
0095
1345
1560
1102
0183
0135
0695
0792
0812
1572
1583
1596
5001
0577
1478
1667
1908
0241
1950
2151
1365
1449
1005
0559
1931
0336
0379
0861
Rodriguez-Trigo, Gema
Roh, Jinkyu
Rosenthal, Frank S.”
Roy, Ananya
Ruiz-Mercado, Ilse
Rundle, Andrew
Ruprecht, Ario Alberto
Ruslan, Rumaizah
Ruth Pickett, Anna
Ryu, Jung-min
Sabel, Clive
Saggioro, Enrico
Sah, Archana
Sah, Ram Charitra
Saijo, Yasuaki
Sakong, Joon
Salim, Anikah
Salines, Georges
Salthammer, Tunga
Sapkota, Amir
Sarigiannis, Denis
Sarnat, Jeremy A.”
SASAKI, Seiko
Sata, Fumihiro
Seo, Ju-Hee
Seo, Sooyun
Seo, SungChul
Sequeira-Le?n, Yasica
Serdar, Berrin
Seurin, Sophie
Shah, Shamsul Azhar
Sharkey, Joseph
Shen, Heqing
PT Code
O-29A1-2
PP-31-105
PP-31-114
S-30C8-1
PP-29-169
O-29B2-2
PP-29-019
PP-30-047
PP-29-189
PP-29-010
PP-30-010
PP-29-026
O-29B9-1
O-30A7-1
PP-30-152
PP-31-183
PP-29-115
O-31C8-3
PP-31-047
PP-29-131
PP-31-051
PP-31-140
PP-31-048
PP-30-183
PP-29-132
S-30C2-1
PP-30-003
S-29C2-5
PP-31-125
PP-30-117
O-31A5-4
PP-31-181
S-29A4-4
PP-30-039
O-29B2-5
PP-29-101
PP-30-170
PP-31-134
S-30C1-5
PP-31-053
PP-31-159
PP-30-056
O-30A6-3
O-31A9-3
PP-30-125
O-31C6-1
PP-29-112
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
131
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Shen, Jian-hua
Shen, Xiao-ming
Sheridan, Scott
Shie, Ruei-Hao
Shin, Hyeong-Moo
Shin, Jung-Ah
Shin, Miyeon
Shuai, Jianfei
Shur, Pavel
Signorino, Guido
Sim, Chang Sun
simachaya, Wijarn
Singh, Harminder Pal
Siponen, Taina
Siriwong, Wattasit
Slama, Remy
Sly, Peter
Smedje, Greta
Son, Bu Soon
Son, Jiyoung
song, Jae Seok
Song, Sanghwan
Song, Weimin
Soo, Jhy-Charm
S©™rensen, Mette
Sovcikova, Eva
Spengler, John
Spicknall, Ian
Sram, Radim J.”
St. Vincent, Allison
Starr, James
Stasinska, Ania
Stefaniak, Aleksandr
Steinmus, Craig
Strand, Linn Beate
Su, Chang
Su, Huey-Jen
132
ISES-ISEE 2010
Abstract No
0152
0146
0257
0750
1535
O-29B9-4
1542
2093
0532
1407
1558
1634
1770
1409
0985
1013
0805
0315
1135
0556
1883
0341
0606
1500
1238
1250
1925
0908
0282
1383
1086
1271
0715
0737
0954
0576
1256
0383
0788
0891
0808
0814
0594
1353
0229
0635
0647
PT Code
PP-31-167
PP-31-176
O-29A1-1
PP-29-018
O-30A6-2
O-29B9-4
PP-30-065
PP-30-054
PP-29-151
S-30C5-1
PP-31-123
S-30C1-1
PP-29-110
O-31C3-3
O-30B6-1
PP-31-198
O-30C6-3
O-30C6-1
S-01A3-2
O-30A4-3
PP-30-140
PP-30-184
PP-31-106
PP-30-062
S-30C1-4
PP-30-060
O-31C9-4
S-01A6-1
O-29A9-1
PP-31-120
S-31A8-3
S-29A8-2
PP-29-067
PP-31-044
S-01A3-3
PP-30-002
PP-29-001
PP-29-060
PP-29-117
S-29C1-3
O-30A6-4
PP-31-150
S-29B7-1
PP-29-036
PP-30-006
PP-30-011
PP-30-079
Presenting Author
Su, Shih-Bin
Sughis, Muhammad
Sul, Kyung
Sun, Hong
Sung, Minki
Sung, Tzu-I
Suwazono, Yasushi
Suzuki, Yayoi
Svendsen, Erik
Szanto, Csaba
Szpiro, Adam
Takaoka, Shigeru
Takeuchi, Ayano
Tamulis, Tomas
Tang, Chin-Sheng
Teitelbaum, Susan
Teixeira, Jo?o
Thach, Thuan-Quoc
Thomas, Deena
Thornburg, Jonathan
Tian, Linwei
Tian, Ying
Toichuev, Rakhmanbek
Toichueva, Gulnara
Toledano, Mireille B
Tomar, Rashmi
Tondel, Martin
Tong, Shilu
Trnovec, Tomas
Trong Duong, Phi
Tsai, Ching-Hui
Tsai, Hsin-Jen
Abstract No
0986
1100
1178
0244
1235
1117
1904
0652
2068
2070
1949
1148
1887
0821
1841
1845
1848
1851
1854
0638
1633
1638
1494
1071
0160
0692
0957
2166
0857
0173
0193
0236
0170
1303
1318
1431
1465
1477
PP-29-083
1305
O-31C8-6
Ethical discussion
S-29B1-2
1375
0416
0276
0320
PT Code
PP-30-199
PP-29-118
PP-30-202
PP-31-007
PP-29-142
PP-29-162
S-29B8-2
O-30A3-3
PP-31-165
PP-31-166
O-31C6-3
O-30B7-2
PP-31-160
S-29A4-6
PP-31-199
PP-31-200
PP-29-129
PP-31-201
S-30A9-3
PP-30-012
PP-30-168
PP-29-188
PP-29-040
S-31A2-1
PP-29-057
PP-31-017
PP-31-171
O-29C8-4
O-31C3-4
PP-31-099
PP-29-005
PP-30-073
PP-31-038
O-29A9-5
O-30C6-4
S-29C6-5
PP-30-179
PP-30-180
PP-29-083
O-30B3-2
O-31C8-6
O-31A3-5
S-29B1-2
PP-29-088
S-29C1-4
PP-31-169
PP-31-137
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
133
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Abstract No
Tsai, Ming-Yi
Tseng, Chih-Hao
Tseng, Chun-Chieh
Tseng, Yen-Cheng
Tsuda, Toshihide
Tulve, Nicolle
Tuomisto, Jouni
Ueda, Kayo
1700
1115
0904
0466
0192
0314
0677
0267
0270
1612
0669
0826
1693
5002
1258
0499
0945
1381
1216
1490
1076
1119
0450
0451
0452
0970
0973
1015
0442
0784
0733
1174
0789
0708
1335
0110
0111
0186
0640
1525
0668
0952
0875
0148
1007
0333
0547
Vajanapoom, Nitaya
Vera, Jeanette
Ver?ssimo, Gesiele
Verner, Marc-Andr?”
Vichit-Vadakan, Nuntavarn
Viehmann, Anja
Vieira, Ver?nica
Villanueva, Cristina M
Vinceti, Marco
Virji, M. Abbas
von Ehrenstein, Ondine
von Klot, Stephanie
Vozniuk, Oksana
Wang, Bour-Jr
Wang, Chen-Yu
Wang, Chih-Hsin
wang, hongmei
Wang, I-Jen
Wang, Jiajia
Wang, Kuo-Hua
Wang, Qi
Wang, Shu-Li
Wang, Xin
Wang, Yi
Wang, Yu-Chun
134
ISES-ISEE 2010
PT Code
PP-30-045
PP-29-177
PP-30-097
PP-30-197
S-30A9-1
PP-30-087
S-31A4-3
PP-31-008
S-30A2-3
PP-31-126
PP-31-108
PP-31-020
O-01A5-5
PP-29-053
O-29A2-4
PP-29-063
PP-29-025
PP-29-179
O-30B6-4
O-31A5-3
S-01A3-4
S-31B8-3
PP-30-174
PP-31-146
PP-31-188
PP-30-198
O-29A2-2
O-29C4-1
O-29A9-3
O-29C7-1
PP-30-016
PP-31-153
PP-30-158
O-31C7-3
PP-29-109
O-30B5-1
PP-31-037
O-31B4-1
PP-31-107
PP-29-182
PP-31-015
PP-30-026
PP-31-092
O-31A6-1
O-31A3-4
PP-31-009
PP-30-076
Presenting Author
Ward, Mary H.”
Wartenberg, Dan
Webster, Thomas
Wei, Chieh-Yu
Weiss, Tobias
Weisskopf, Marc G.”
WENG, HSU-HUEI
Westerdahl, Dane
Wheeler, Amanda
Whyatt, Robin
Wilkinson, Paul
Windham, Gayle
Wong, Chit-Ming
WOO, Byunglyul
Wright, J. Michael
Wu, Chia-Fang
Wu, Jun
Wu, Meiqin
Wu, Ming-Tsang
Wu, Pei-Chih
Wu, Shaowei
Wu, Wei-Te
Wu, Xiangmei
Wyzga, Ronald
Xiao, Zhiyi
Xu, Xiaohong
xue, jianping
Xue, Jianping
Yamamoto, Shelby
Yamazaki, Shin
Yan, Chonghuai
Yan, Chong-huai
Yang, Aileen
Yang, Chun-Yuh
Yang, Ji Yeon
Yang, Wonho
Abstract No
0549
1443
2013
0855
0978
1336
0281
1971
1242
1244
0312
0762
2025
1099
0483
1732
1106
1351
2089
0822
0550
1009
1014
1023
1803
0057
0537
0150
1547
1725
0316
1651
1659
0828
0287
0288
1415
1419
1420
1423
0145
2162
0366
1356
0651
0929
2038
PT Code
PP-30-077
O-30B8-3
O-30C6-2
S-31A2-2
S-30C2-2
O-30A5-5
PP-29-174
PP-30-163
PP-30-059
O-29A5-1
PP-29-056
S-29C2-4
S-31B2-4
PP-30-099
O-30C7-1
S-29B1-1
O-30B3-5
PP-31-186
O-31A6-2
S-29C6-2
PP-29-152
PP-30-030
PP-29-029
PP-31-023
O-30C4-5
O-30B8-4
PP-29-135
PP-31-004
PP-30-161
S-30B4-4
PP-30-007
PP-29-149
PP-29-150
PP-29-020
O-30A6-6
O-01A5-3
PP-29-203
PP-31-082
O-31A9-2
PP-30-204
PP-29-004
O-29C8-6
PP-31-103
PP-30-036
PP-30-014
PP-29-070
O-31A6-4
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
135
Author Index
Author Index
By Author
Presenting Author
Yang, Xudong
Yang, Yun-jung
Yard, Ellen
Ye, Xiaofang
Yeom, Jiseon
Yi, Okhee
Yip, Fuyuen
Yip, Fuyuen
Yoo, Chang Kyoo
Yoo, JuHee
Yoon, Chungsik
Yoon, Dokyoung
YOON, Junheon
Yorifuji, Takashi
yu, shuyuan
yuan, jing
Yun, Heekyung
Zakaria, Junaidah
Zamore, Wig
Zawide, Firdu
Zeng, Hongcheng
Zhang, Aimin
Zhang, Jinliang
Zhang, Nan
Zhang, Qiong
Zhang, Yan Ping
Zhang, Yanshen
Zhang, Yinping
zhang, Yixiang
Zhang, Zhi-kun
Zhao, Bao Xin
Zhao, Jinhui
Zhou, Jian
136
ISES-ISEE 2010
Abstract No
0753
1109
1081
1343
1829
1830
0740
1721
1735
S-31B2-6
2160
0917
1220
2076
1025
2039
2141
0129
0842
2154
0079
1771
1170
1313
1681
1603
1608
1621
1623
1625
1631
1635
1640
1642
0670
0793
0729
1192
1676
0895
2030
2126
0263
2185
0672
0468
0479
PT Code
S-31C5-1
PP-29-082
O-29B4-2
PP-31-081
O-30C3-6
PP-30-192
PP-31-109
O-29C4-4
PP-29-047
S-31B2-6
PP-30-153
O-29C8-1
PP-30-188
PP-29-104
S-29C9-3
S-30A9-2
S-30A9-4
PP-31-192
PP-31-197
PP-29-186
PP-31-036
O-01A2-5
PP-30-126
PP-30-189
PP-29-094
PP-31-085
PP-31-087
O-31B7-3
PP-29-147
PP-31-062
PP-31-127
PP-31-065
PP-31-067
PP-29-148
PP-29-015
PP-31-196
PP-30-176
PP-30-034
PP-31-032
S-31C5-3
PP-29-146
PP-31-035
PP-29-058
PP-31-016
PP-30-094
PP-29-009
PP-30-008
Presenting Author
Zhou, Zheng
Zhu, XianLei
Zota, Ami
Zulkamar, Intan Nadrah
zur Nieden, Anja
Abstract No
1082
O-31C9-5
0500
1988
1720
PT Code
PP-29-033
O-31C9-5
S-31C4-5
PP-30-144
PP-30-066
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
137
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
0023
0045
0051
0057
0063
0064
0068
0070
0077
0079
0080
0085
0092
0095
0102
0104
0108
0109
0110
0111
0114
0121
0124
0125
0129
0130
0132
0133
0134
0135
0145
0146
0148
0149
0150
0152
0156
0159
0160
0165
0170
0173
0174
0182
0183
0186
0188
O-30C6-6
PP-31-002
PP-29-003
O-30B8-4
O-29C5-1
PP-29-164
PP-29-130
O-30C4-1
PP-29-106
PP-31-036
O-29B9-1
PP-31-097
O-30A4-1
PP-29-131
S-30A2-4
PP-29-187
PP-31-144
PP-30-194
O-30B5-1
PP-31-037
PP-30-005
PP-31-136
O-01A5-1
PP-31-003
PP-31-192
O-31B1-1
PP-31-175
PP-29-173
PP-30-208
PP-29-132
PP-29-004
PP-31-176
O-31A6-1
PP-31-098
PP-31-004
PP-31-167
S-30A2-2
PP-31-005
PP-29-057
S-30A2-1
PP-31-038
PP-31-099
PP-31-100
O-31B5-1
PP-30-183
O-31B4-1
PP-29-072
138
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Karageorgi, Stalo
Hoffmann, Barbara
Chuang, Kai-Jen
Wu, Ming-Tsang
Kazmer, Julia
Katsnelson, Boris
Azuma, Kenichi
Naicker, Nisha
Abdul Samad, Nurul Izzah
Zakaria, Junaidah
Ruslan, Rumaizah
Kang, Ji Yeon
Li, De-kun
Saijo, Yasuaki
Qu, Qingshan
Lim, Hyun
Geer, Laura
Jo, Wan
Wang, I-Jen
Wang, I-Jen
Kuzmin, Sergey
Charerntanyarak, Lertchai
Ebisu, Keita
Ebisu, Keita
yu, shuyuan
Palam, Enkhtuya
Malinauskiene, Vilija
Malinauskiene, Vilija
Br?uner, Elvira
Salthammer, Tunga
Yamazaki, Shin
Shen, Xiao-ming
Wang, Xin
Friger, Michael
Wu, Shaowei
Shen, Jian-hua
Guo, Xinbiao
Cui, Rong
Teixeira, Jo?o
Jia, Xiaofeng
Toichueva, Gulnara
Tian, Ying
Huang, Po-Chin
Kim, Youngmin
Salines, Georges
Wang, I-Jen
Han, Dong Hun
Abstract No
PT Code
0190
0192
0193
0194
0195
0196
0201
0213
0217
0223
0227
0228
0229
0230
0236
0240
0241
0244
0245
0246
0247
0248
0249
0250
0253
0256
0257
0258
0260
0262
0263
0266
0267
0270
0272
0274
0275
0276
0277
0281
0282
0285
0287
0288
0290
0294
0295
PP-31-168
S-30A9-1
PP-29-005
PP-30-169
PP-31-039
O-30B8-1
PP-29-133
PP-30-072
PP-31-006
S-29C2-3
PP-29-006
S-01A7-6
PP-30-006
PP-31-182
PP-30-073
O-29A3-1
PP-30-170
PP-31-007
PP-30-074
PP-30-155
PP-31-101
O-29C4-2
PP-30-086
S-30C8-5
S-29C9-1
PP-29-107
O-29A1-1
O-29A3-3
O-31C7-1
S-29B7-2
PP-29-058
S-29C6-3
PP-31-008
S-30A2-3
O-31B7-1
O-30C3-3
O-31C6-4
PP-31-169
O-31A3-1
PP-29-174
O-29A9-1
PP-31-183
O-30A6-6
O-01A5-3
O-30A7-1
S-31B3-2
PP-29-007
Presenting Author
Deng, Furong
Tsuda, Toshihide
Toichuev, Rakhmanbek
Hanke, Wojciech
Hanke, Wojciech
Comba, Pietro
Chuang, Kai-Jen
Liu, Yang
McAuley, Timothy
Magzamen, Sheryl
Knibbs, Luke
Kingham, Simon
Su, Chang
Klemm, Rebecca
Toichuev, Rakhmanbek
Kan, Haidong
Sata, Fumihiro
Sughis, Muhammad
Khan, Aneire
Franko, Alenka
Litchfield, Ian
Geer, Laura A.
Lihong, Huang
Chang, Jung-Wei
Kurumatani, Norio
Chiang, Jui-Chin
Sheridan, Scott
Raaschou-Nielsen, Ole
Liu, Sa
Kile, Molly
Zhang, Zhi-kun
Hwang, Bing-Fang
Ueda, Kayo
Ueda, Kayo
Milton, Abul
Padhi, B.K
Lee, Yungling
Tsai, Ching-Hui
ACOUETEY, Dovi Stephanie
Wei, Chieh-Yu
S©™rensen, Mette
Sabel, Clive
xue, jianping
Xue, Jianping
Ruth Pickett, Anna
Anderson, Henry
Haryanto, Budi
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
139
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
0300
0304
0312
0314
0315
0316
0318
0319
0320
0321
0322
0324
0328
0331
0332
0333
0336
0338
0339
0341
0346
0348
0353
0354
0356
0358
0359
0360
0365
0366
0367
0368
0370
0377
0378
0379
0382
0383
0384
0385
0391
0393
0395
0397
0398
0399
0400
S-30A1-1
PP-29-073
PP-29-056
PP-30-087
O-30C6-1
PP-30-007
S-31C2-1
S-31B2-5
PP-31-137
PP-30-172
S-29C1-1
S-30C5-3
O-30B5-5
O-01A2-1
PP-30-173
PP-31-009
PP-30-125
PP-29-008
S-30A1-3
PP-30-184
PP-29-134
S-29B1-5
S-29C1-2
PP-29-074
S-30C1-3
PP-31-010
PP-30-075
PP-30-088
PP-30-089
PP-31-103
PP-30-185
PP-31-184
PP-29-059
PP-30-195
S-31C4-4
O-31C6-1
O-29A2-1
PP-29-060
PP-29-061
O-31C3-2
S-01A3-1
S-31B3-1
PP-29-054
O-29C4-3
PP-31-193
O-30C4-3
O-30A7-2
140
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Hoek, Gerard
Kashima, Saori
Weisskopf, Marc G.”
Tulve, Nicolle
Slama, Remy
Wyzga, Ronald
Kawamoto, Toshihiro
Demers, Paul
Tsai, Hsin-Jen
Bonzini, Matteo
Odland, Jon ®™yvind
Biggeri, Annibale
Deguen, S?verine
Lee, Byungmu
Peretz, Chava
Wang, Yu-Chun
Sharkey, Joseph
Ch?vez MG, Garibay
Kingham, Simon
Son, Jiyoung
Nakai, Satoshi
Hong, Yun-Chul
Hinwood, Andrea
Miyashita, Chihiro
Hong, Yun-Chul
Lin, Susana
Kaur, Tanvir
Pei, Liu
Pei, Liu
Yan, Chong-huai
Pei, Liu
Pei, Liu
Cheung, Francis
Guo, How-Ran
Kolossa-Gehring, Marike
Sharkey, Joseph
REMEN, Thomas
Starr, James
Kolossa-Gehring, Marike
Chen, Szu-Ying
CARPENTER, DAVID
CARPENTER, DAVID
Ji, Meng
Breton, Carrie
Kilfoy, Briseis
Conrad, Andr?”
Conrad, Andr?”
Abstract No
PT Code
0403
0407
0410
0416
0417
0421
0423
0424
0427
0438
0442
0448
0450
0451
0452
0455
0457
0459
0465
0466
0468
0470
0476
0478
0479
0481
0483
0485
0490
0494
0499
0500
0501
0504
0505
0506
0512
0514
0515
0516
0517
0522
0525
0528
0529
0531
0532
O-31B5-2
PP-30-207
PP-29-189
S-29C1-4
O-29A9-2
PP-29-062
S-31B3-3
PP-30-196
O-31C7-2
O-31B1-2
O-29A9-3
PP-31-040
PP-30-174
PP-31-146
PP-31-188
PP-31-041
O-30A6-1
O-29A1-4
PP-29-111
PP-30-197
PP-29-009
O-31A3-2
PP-30-090
O-30A5-1
PP-30-008
S-30B1-5
O-30C7-1
S-29C3-4
S-29A4-1
S-01A7-1
PP-29-063
S-31C4-5
O-30B3-1
O-30A3-1
S-30B9-5
S-29A8-1
PP-30-091
S-29C9-2
PP-29-075
O-29A3-4
PP-31-194
PP-29-165
PP-29-064
PP-31-147
O-29A9-4
PP-31-195
PP-29-151
Presenting Author
Liu, Yang
Kochi, Takeshi
Rundle, Andrew
Trong Duong, Phi
Chang, Ta-Yuan
Eom, Sang-Yong
Lee, Duk-Hee
Gunier, Robert
Barnett, Adrian
Kan, Haidong
von Klot, Stephanie
Dostal, Miroslav
Vinceti, Marco
Vinceti, Marco
Vinceti, Marco
Dostal, Miroslav
Eriksen, Kirsten T.”
Pascal, Mathilde
Matos, Vanina
Tseng, Yen-Cheng
Zhou, Jian
Bind, Marie-Abele
Heidler, Jochen
Novotny, Eric V.”
Zhou, Jian
Marshall, Julian D.”
Whyatt, Robin
Mehta, Sumi
Ozkaynak, Haluk
Gibson, Mark
Verner, Marc-Andr?”
Zota, Ami
Haines, Douglas
Li, Tiantian
Breville, Maggie
Jones, Rachael
Chen, Huiu-Ling
Kumagai, Shinji
Lin, Yen-Ju
Gan, Wenqi
Hinwood, Andrea
Lin, Ming-Hsiu
Lin, Ming-Hsiu
Phuleria, Harish
Laurent, Olivier
Heyworth, Jane
Shur, Pavel
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
141
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
0534
0536
0537
0539
0540
0543
0544
0545
0546
0547
0549
0550
0553
0554
0556
0557
0558
0559
0562
0571
0572
0575
0576
0577
0581
0585
0586
0587
0588
0594
0602
0605
0606
0610
0611
0617
0623
0627
0628
0629
0630
0631
0635
0637
0638
0640
0642
PP-31-011
PP-29-010
PP-29-135
S-31A4-2
O-30C7-2
PP-29-065
O-31A3-3
O-30C3-1
PP-31-012
PP-30-076
PP-30-077
PP-29-152
O-31B6-1
O-31C3-1
O-30A4-3
PP-31-177
O-31B1-3
O-30A6-3
S-30A1-5
O-30A3-2
PP-30-078
S-30C1-2
PP-30-002
S-29A4-4
PP-31-013
PP-29-012
PP-30-010
PP-30-175
PP-29-115
S-29B7-1
PP-31-105
PP-30-092
PP-31-106
O-31A1-5
PP-29-160
PP-29-136
PP-31-014
PP-29-013
PP-31-148
PP-30-156
PP-30-157
PP-30-093
PP-30-011
S-29B1-3
PP-30-012
PP-31-107
PP-30-013
142
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Lee, Jung Hyun
Ruprecht, Ario Alberto
Wu, Pei-Chih
Friedrich, Rainer
Philippat, Claire
Eom, Sang-Yong
Hampel, Regina
Phuleria, Harish
Invernizzi, Giovanni
Wang, Yu-Chun
Wang, Yu-Chun
Wu, Chia-Fang
de Nazelle, Audrey
Mazrura, Sahani
Smedje, Greta
Han, Daikwon
Langkulsen, Uma
Seurin, Sophie
de Nazelle, Audrey
Anderson, Brooke
Anderson, Brooke
Allen, Ryan
St. Vincent, Allison
Sarnat, Jeremy A.”
Bramwell, Lisa
Li, Tiantian
Ruprecht, Ario Alberto
Borman, Barry
Saggioro, Enrico
Steinmus, Craig
Rodrigues, Poliany
Iwata, Tomohide
Son, Jiyoung
Madaniyazi, Lina
Kang, Hee-Tae
Araki, Atsuko
Kim, Yong-Bae
Niu, Can
Lin, Hsing-Hua
Lee, Mi-Sun
Lee, Mi-Sun
Oguri, Tomoko
Su, Chang
Honda, Yasushi
Takeuchi, Ayano
Wang, Jiajia
Chu, Yu-Hsiu
Abstract No
PT Code
0647
0649
0651
0652
0653
0661
0662
0663
0664
0665
0668
0669
0670
0672
0675
0677
0682
0691
0692
0695
0696
0701
0702
0703
0706
0708
0712
0714
0715
0719
0721
0723
0728
0729
0731
0733
0734
0737
0738
0740
0741
0742
0743
0744
0745
0746
0748
PP-30-079
PP-29-014
PP-30-014
O-30A3-3
O-30B5-2
S-31A2-3
PP-29-137
O-29A1-3
O-30A5-2
S-30A1-4
PP-31-015
PP-31-108
PP-29-015
PP-30-094
O-31B4-5
S-31A4-3
PP-30-095
PP-29-066
PP-31-017
S-30C2-1
O-31B7-4
S-29C6-4
O-29A5-5
PP-30-186
PP-30-080
O-31C7-3
PP-29-016
O-30B7-5
PP-29-067
PP-30-015
PP-29-138
O-30A5-3
PP-31-018
PP-30-176
PP-31-043
PP-30-016
O-01A2-4
PP-31-044
PP-29-139
PP-31-109
PP-29-017
PP-30-017
PP-31-110
O-31A1-1
S-30B2-5
S-30A1-2
PP-29-198
Presenting Author
Su, Huey-Jen
Johnson, Priscilla
Yang, Chun-Yuh
Sung, Tzu-I
Ramaswamy, Padmavathi
Koch, Holger
Hanazato, Masamichi
Lim, Youn-Hee
Ghosh, Santu
Hankey, Steve
Wang, Qi
Vajanapoom, Nitaya
Zhang, Nan
Zhao, Jinhui
Hansen, Solrunn
Tuomisto, Jouni
nie, jing
Chan, Chang-chuan
Thach, Thuan-Quoc
Salthammer, Tunga
Ferrante, Margherita
Morgan, Geoffrey
Ferrante, Margherita
KIHAL, Wahida
KIM, HO
Wang, Chih-Hsin
Chen, Hsiang-Ching
Lin, Yuan-Chien
Sram, Radim J.”
Cheng, Hsin-Yi
Ferrante, M.”
Beelen, Rob
Chen, She Mei
Zhang, Yan Ping
Nieuwenhuijsen, Mark
Voznyuk, Oksana
Brugge, Doug
Sram, Radim J.”
KIM, SEON HONG
Yi, Okhee
Gurung, Anobha
Kartavtsev, Oleg
Chen, Yu-Chuan
Hashizume, Masahiro
Lee, Mi-Sun
Hoek, Gerard
Huang, Chien-Yuan
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
143
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
0749
0750
0751
0753
0755
0757
0758
0760
0761
0762
0763
0767
0768
0771
0774
0776
0779
0780
0784
0788
0789
0790
0792
0793
0794
0795
0798
0799
0800
0801
0803
0805
0806
0808
0812
0814
0816
0818
0819
0821
0822
0823
0824
0826
0828
0832
0833
PP-31-019
PP-29-018
O-30B8-2
S-31C5-1
S-30B1-4
PP-30-096
S-29B1-4
O-30C3-2
S-31C4-1
S-29C2-4
S-31A8-2
S-31B2-1
PP-31-001
PP-30-081
PP-31-189
O-31C8-1
PP-30-187
O-29A3-5
O-29C7-1
PP-29-117
PP-30-158
PP-31-111
PP-30-003
PP-31-196
PP-29-078
O-29A6-1
PP-29-079
S-29A4-2
PP-29-019
S-29B6-3
PP-30-018
O-30C6-3
PP-30-082
O-30A6-4
S-29C2-5
PP-31-150
S-29A4-5
PP-31-112
O-29B9-2
S-29A4-6
S-29C6-2
O-31C7-4
PP-29-068
PP-31-020
PP-29-020
PP-29-055
PP-30-083
144
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Khwaja, Haider
Shie, Ruei-Hao
Bonzini, Matteo
Yang, Xudong
Hoek, Gerard
Lung, Shih-Chun
Pan, Xiao-chuan
Dionisio, Kathie
Bornehag, Carl-Gustaf
WENG, HSU-HUEI
Levin, Hal
Marshall, Julian
Janssen, Nicole
Bush, Kathleen F.”
BARD, Denis
Eum, Ki-Do
Cervantes-Larios, Alejandro
Hertel, Sabine
Vozniuk, Oksana
Starr, James M.”
Wang, Chen-Yu
Grazuleviciene, Regina
Sapkota, Amir
Zhang, Qiong
Han, Dong Hun
Jongeneel, Rob
Han, Dong Hun
Baxter, Lisa
Roy, Ananya
Comba, Pietro
Baxter, Lisa
Slama, Remy
Meng, Qingyu
Stefaniak, Aleksandr
Sapkota, Amir
Stefaniak, Aleksandr
Kim, Sun-Young
Hong, SeungCheol
Kirkeleit, Jorunn
Szpiro, Adam
Wright, J. Michael
Roberts, Eric
Gunier, Robert
Vera, Jeanette
Xu, Xiaohong
Jiang, Ruoting
Choe, Minji
Abstract No
PT Code
0834
0836
0837
0838
0842
0843
0845
0846
0848
0849
0851
0853
0855
0856
0857
0858
0860
0861
0862
0865
0866
0872
0873
0874
0875
0879
0883
0885
0887
0888
0889
0891
0893
0895
0904
0908
0911
0912
0915
0917
0923
0928
0929
0931
0932
0933
0939
O-31B1-4
PP-30-019
PP-31-063
O-29B2-1
PP-31-197
PP-29-080
PP-29-175
S-29B5-1
PP-29-021
O-31A1-2
O-29C7-2
PP-30-020
S-31A2-2
PP-30-021
O-31C3-4
O-29C7-3
O-30C4-4
PP-29-112
PP-29-161
PP-29-069
S-31B2-2
PP-31-045
PP-30-022
PP-29-022
PP-31-092
PP-30-023
PP-30-024
O-30C3-4
PP-29-190
PP-31-113
O-29C5-3
S-29C1-3
PP-29-023
S-31C5-3
PP-30-097
S-01A6-1
PP-30-025
PP-29-108
PP-31-151
O-29C8-1
PP-29-081
PP-31-021
PP-29-070
O-31A1-3
PP-29-024
PP-31-046
O-30C7-4
Presenting Author
Kim, Ho
Hsu, Hsiao-Hsien
Lee, ChungSoo
Dennekamp, Martine
yuan, jing
Han, Dong Hun
Chao, Pao-Chiang
Chen, Mei-Huei
Kim, Soo-Hwaun
Qiu, Hong
Chung, SooEun
Kim, Eun-Hye
Webster, Thomas
Kim, Ho-Hyun
Tian, Linwei
Chung, Soo Eun
Callan, Anna
Shen, Heqing
Lee, Yong-Jin
Eom, Ha-Young
Apte, Joshua S.”
Kim, Eun-Jung
Apte, Joshua S.”
Chen, Ya-Hui
Wang, Shu-Li
Ballesteros A, Curiel
Luo, Na
Ghosh, Santu
Han, Seung Won
Lee, Sang-Woon
Jang, Ji-young
Stasinska, Ania
Kim, Jinyong
Zhang, Yinping
Tseng, Chun-Chieh
Soo, Jhy-Charm
Ravinder, Sheela
Mohler, Evelyn
Chen, Jein-Wen
Yoon, Chungsik
Mochida, Yoji
Petruk, Liliia
Yang, Ji Yeon
Pascal, Mathilde
Pascal, Mathilde
Lim, Young Wook
Chen, Chung-Yu
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
145
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
0940
0945
0946
0950
0951
0952
0954
0956
0957
0960
0961
0962
0963
0966
0967
0970
0972
0973
0974
0975
0977
0978
0979
0980
0983
0985
0986
0989
0996
0998
1003
1005
1006
1007
1009
1010
1011
1013
1014
1015
1016
1017
1019
1021
1023
1024
1025
O-30A7-4
PP-29-025
S-31B8-1
S-01A7-5
O-01A5-2
PP-30-026
S-01A3-3
O-29A1-2
PP-31-171
O-30A3-4
O-31B1-5
S-30B2-1
PP-31-022
PP-29-026
PP-29-071
PP-30-198
PP-30-159
O-29A2-2
PP-31-114
PP-30-027
O-29A6-3
S-30C2-2
PP-29-113
PP-30-084
PP-31-152
O-30B6-1
PP-30-199
PP-30-028
O-31C8-2
PP-29-028
PP-30-029
PP-30-056
PP-30-098
O-31A3-4
PP-30-030
S-31B9-1
PP-29-126
PP-31-198
PP-29-029
O-29C4-1
S-31B9-2
S-31B9-3
S-30B2-2
S-01A4-2
PP-31-023
S-31A8-1
S-29C9-3
146
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Fung, Cecilia Kit Ching
Vichit-Vadakan, Nuntavarn
Rahman, Md. Bayzidur
Morgan, Geoffrey
Milojevic, Ai
Wang, Qi
Sram, Radim J.”
Rockl?v, Joacim
Thomas, Deena
Liu, Liqun
Noh, Su Ryeon
H?lzer, J?rgen
Orru, Hans
Ruprecht, Ario Alberto
H?lzer, J?rgen
Virji, M. Abbas
Le, Hien
Virji, M. Abbas
Rodrigues, Poliany
Invernizzi, Giovanni
Kyung, Sul
Webster, Thomas
Jones, Rachael
PASCAL, Mathilde
Hwangbo, Young
Siriwong, Wattasit
Su, Shih-Bin
Jung, Kyung Hwa
OULHOTE, Youssef
Oliveira, Beatriz
Oliveira, Beatriz
Serdar, Berrin
Melnyk, Lisa
Wang, Yi
Wu, Jun
Fout, Shay
Bachinski, R?ber
Siriwong, Wattasit
Wu, Jun
von Ehrenstein, Ondine
Fout, Shay
Jeong, Yong
Eskenazi, Brenda
Marshall, Julian D.”
Wu, Jun
Marshall, Julian D.”
Yorifuji, Takashi
Abstract No
PT Code
1026
1028
1029
1034
1035
1044
1045
1047
1049
1054
1059
1060
1061
1062
1068
1071
1072
1075
1076
1079
1081
1082
1086
1087
1088
1089
1091
1094
1099
1100
1102
1104
1105
1106
1108
1109
1112
1115
1116
1117
1119
1120
1127
1128
1132
1135
1136
S-31B9-4
O-29B4-1
PP-29-030
O-29A6-2
PP-30-031
PP-30-057
PP-31-172
PP-30-200
PP-29-031
PP-30-085
O-31C6-5
PP-31-115
O-29C5-2
PP-29-032
O-31B6-2
S-31A2-1
PP-30-201
PP-30-032
S-01A3-4
PP-31-024
O-29B4-2
PP-29-033
S-31A8-3
O-31C8-3
PP-31-047
O-31B1-7
S-01A6-3
PP-31-185
PP-30-099
PP-29-118
PP-31-048
PP-29-199
O-29B2-4
O-30B3-5
PP-29-176
PP-29-082
PP-29-084
PP-29-177
O-29A2-3
PP-29-162
S-31B8-3
S-30C8-6
PP-31-116
S-01A7-3
S-31C2-2
S-01A3-2
PP-29-085
Presenting Author
Jheong, Weonhwa
Eskenazi, Brenda
Park, Sung Kyun
Apte, Michael
Pan, Xiaochuan
Ochir, Chimedsuren
Cheng, Ya-Yun
Huang, Chien-Yuan
LIN, CHIH-MING
Miranda Filho, Adalberto Luiz
Kim, Jin Hee
Kim, Jin Hee
Ledda, Caterina
FERRANTE, Margherita
Knol, Anne
Teitelbaum, Susan
Musigapong, Pirutchada
Anundi, Helena
Villanueva, Cristina M
Oliveira, Marcio
Yard, Ellen
Zhou, Zheng
Spengler, John
Sah, Archana
Sah, Ram Charitra
Bi, Peng
Chang, Chih-Ching
Couto, Arnaldo
Wheeler, Amanda
Su, Shih-Bin
Salim, Anikah
Kirkeleit, Jorunn
Liao, Duanping
Windham, Gayle
Jian, Shen-En
Yang, Yun-jung
Kim, Sang-yon
Tseng, Chih-Hao
Hashim, Zailina
Sun, Hong
Villanueva, Cristina M
Huang, Chien-Yuan
Gatto, Nicole
Noonan, Curtis W.”
Chen, Pau-Chung
Sly, Peter
Hwang, Gyuseok
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
147
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
1140
1141
1144
1146
1148
1151
1154
1155
1160
1164
1165
1166
1167
1169
1170
1171
1174
1177
1178
1179
1180
1185
1187
1192
1193
1196
1197
1200
1202
1204
1208
1212
1214
1215
1216
1220
1227
1230
1232
1233
1234
1235
1236
1237
1238
1242
1243
O-30A5-4
PP-30-033
O-30B5-4
S-29A4-3
O-30B7-2
O-29A1-5
S-31C2-3
PP-29-086
PP-30-100
S-29C6-1
O-31C9-1
O-30B3-3
S-29B6-4
O-31B6-3
PP-30-126
PP-31-025
PP-31-153
S-30C8-1
PP-30-202
S-30A1-6
O-31A9-1
PP-29-034
S-29C3-1
PP-30-034
S-29C2-2
S-01A7-4
PP-29-200
PP-30-101
PP-31-026
PP-30-102
O-29B4-3
O-29B2-2
S-29A7-1
PP-30-103
O-30B6-4
PP-30-188
PP-29-087
PP-31-050
O-29B4-4
PP-29-192
PP-29-141
PP-29-142
S-31A7-2
PP-31-154
S-30C1-4
PP-30-059
O-30B6-2
148
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Catelan, Dolores
Lee, Kayoung
Brugge, Doug
Rich, David
Svendsen, Erik
Nitschke, Monika
Liu, Jian-meng Liu
Lee, Sangwoo
Duan, Xiaoli
Kogevinas, Manolis
Kalkstein, Laurence
Kolossa-Gehring, Marike
Kogevinas, Manolis
Mustapha, Adetoun
Zawide, Firdu
Kaufman, Joel
Wang, Bour-Jr
Rodriguez-Trigo, Gema
Su, Shih-Bin
Brauer, Michael
Qiu, Hong
Chen, Guan-Wen
Brauer, Michael
Zhang, Yanshen
Invernizzi, Giovanni
Brauer, Michael
Choi, Kyung-Hwa
Fantuzzi, Guglielmina
Cheng, Tsun-Jen
Kim, Seung-Kyu
Bachelet, Delphine
Rosenthal, Frank S.”
Ahsan, Habibul
Nardocci, Adelaide Cassia
Vieira, Ver?nica
Yoon, Dokyoung
Li, Dekun
Hsieh, Chia-Jung
Kim, Sunmi
Rai, Prashant
Gombojav, Enkhjargal
Sul, Kyung
Kwon, Seok
Kim, Young-hee
Song, Sanghwan
Weiss, Tobias
Harnpicharnchai, Kallaya
Abstract No
PT Code
1244
1245
1250
1256
1258
1261
1264
1269
1271
1272
1273
1276
1277
1278
1280
1283
1287
1292
1293
1301
1303
1304
1305
1307
1309
1313
1314
1316
1318
1322
1324
1326
1330
1333
1334
1335
1336
1338
1343
1344
1345
1347
1348
1349
1351
1353
1356
O-29A5-1
S-31A7-3
PP-30-060
PP-29-001
O-29A2-4
S-30C8-4
PP-29-143
PP-30-061
S-29A8-2
S-29B5-2
S-31B2-3
PP-29-201
O-31A1-6
O-31B4-2
PP-29-144
PP-30-104
PP-30-177
PP-29-120
PP-30-178
O-30A7-3
O-29A9-5
O-31C9-2
O-30B3-2
PP-31-155
O-31C6-6
PP-30-189
S-30B9-3
PP-29-035
O-30C6-4
PP-30-035
S-30B9-2
S-31B8-2
O-30B3-4
S-30C8-3
PP-31-178
PP-29-109
O-30A5-5
PP-29-209
PP-31-081
O-29C7-4
PP-31-051
PP-30-105
PP-31-027
S-29B8-1
PP-31-186
PP-29-036
PP-30-036
Presenting Author
Weiss, Tobias
Lee, Hyo Min
Song, sanghwan
St. Vincent, Allison
Ver?ssimo, Gesiele
pesatori, angela cecilia
Noonan, Curtis W.”
K?fferlein, Heiko
Spicknall, Ian
Ren, Aiguo
Kawasaki, Tamami
baker, abednego
Jin, Xiaobin
Lu, Chensheng
Park, Duck-Shin
Kim, Woo-il
Righi, Elena
Ledda, Caterina
Aggazzotti, Gabriella
Huang, Yuli
Toledano, Mireille B
Milojevic, Ai
Tondel, Martin
Poracova, Janka
Deguen, S?verine
Zeng, Hongcheng
Blount, Ben
Lin, Pei Ru
Toledano, Mireille B
Pascal, Mathilde
Lewis, Lauren
Blount, Ben
Kolossa-Gehring, Marike
Lee, Jeongae
Loughnan, Margaret
wang, hongmei
Webster, Thomas
Li, Tiantian
Ye, Xiaofang
Eum, Jin-Hee
Sakong, Joon
Catto, Cyril
Hansen, Alana
Chao, Christopher Y. H.”
Wong, Chit-Ming
Strand, Linn Beate
Yang, Aileen
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
149
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
1357
1360
1365
1373
1375
1381
1382
1383
1384
1390
1392
1394
1397
1398
1399
1400
1401
1403
1404
1405
1407
1408
1409
1410
1412
1413
1414
1415
1416
1417
1418
1419
1420
1423
1425
1427
1429
1431
1432
1434
1435
1436
1437
1439
1440
1441
1442
PP-31-052
PP-29-202
PP-31-053
PP-29-037
PP-29-088
PP-29-179
PP-31-119
PP-31-120
PP-30-106
S-01A6-4
O-29A6-4
PP-30-160
PP-31-139
O-31B5-3
PP-31-156
PP-29-089
PP-30-037
PP-30-136
PP-31-157
O-30C7-3
S-30C5-1
PP-31-054
O-31C3-3
PP-31-028
S-01A4-1
O-30A4-2
PP-31-055
PP-29-203
S-30C5-2
PP-29-204
O-31A5-1
PP-31-082
O-31A9-2
PP-30-204
S-31C4-2
PP-29-090
PP-30-107
S-29C6-5
O-31A5-2
PP-29-091
PP-29-038
PP-31-056
PP-30-038
PP-31-057
PP-29-193
PP-31-058
PP-31-158
150
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Han, Ji-Youn
Ji, Lili
Seo, SungChul
Oh, In-Bo
Trnovec, Tomas
Viehmann, Anja
Palkovicova, Lubica
Sovcikova, Eva
Cho, Sung il
Chen, Ching-Hua
Ledda, Caterina
Ko, Min Jung
Poracova, Janka
Nagniin, Saijaa
Chuang, Hung-Yi
Poracova, Janka
He, Fei
Poracova, Janka
Kim, Byoung-gwon
Park, Eun Jin
Signorino, Guido
Park, Hyunseung
Siponen, Taina
Matooane, Mamopeli
Jantunen, Matti
Bae, Sanghyuk
Poracova, Janka
Yamamoto, Shelby
Dora, Carlos
Fried, Alan
Hu, Wenbiao
Yamamoto, Shelby
Yamamoto, Shelby
Yamamoto, Shelby
Dodson, Robin
Lampron-Goulet, Eric
Dodson, Robin
Toledano, Mireille B
Hodgson, Susan
Dodson, Robin
Fan, Zhihua
Hodgson, Susan
Allen, Ryan
Hong, Soon-Beom
Cowan-Ellsberry, Christina
Hong, Soon-Beom
Cheng, Tain-Junn
Abstract No
PT Code
1443
1446
1447
1449
1450
1451
1453
1457
1460
1462
1465
1467
1470
1471
1475
1477
1478
1481
1485
1486
1487
1490
1492
1493
1494
1497
1500
1502
1508
1510
1511
1513
1514
1515
1516
1517
1519
1520
1524
1525
1526
1527
1528
1529
1530
1531
1535
O-30B8-3
O-30B8-5
PP-30-108
PP-31-159
PP-30-109
PP-31-029
PP-29-127
PP-31-121
PP-30-190
PP-29-039
PP-30-179
PP-30-110
O-29A5-2
O-30B7-3
PP-30-111
PP-30-180
PP-30-039
O-31A5-5
PP-30-001
S-30B1-2
PP-29-194
O-31A5-3
PP-30-040
S-31C2-4
PP-29-040
PP-29-195
PP-30-062
PP-29-180
PP-29-181
PP-30-041
PP-29-153
PP-29-092
PP-29-041
S-29C1-5
PP-31-059
O-31C7-5
PP-31-060
PP-30-112
PP-30-181
PP-29-182
PP-30-063
PP-29-183
PP-30-042
PP-29-042
O-31A6-5
S-31C5-2
O-30A6-2
Presenting Author
Ward, Mary H.”
Langley, Annie
Laohaudomchok, Wisanti
Sequeira-Le?n, Yasica
Kho, Young Lim
Hemphill Fuller, Christina
Parker, Jennifer
Hoepner, Lori
ndatimana, Theogene
Chen, Yeh-Hsin
Toledano, Mireille B
Mitra, Partha
Dutta, Sisir
Cervantes-Larios, Alejandro
Chaisson, Christine
Toledano, Mireille B
Sarnat, Jeremy A.”
Johnson, Markey
Kadaba, Dipika
Johnson, Markey
Chaisson, Christine
Vieira, Ver?nica
Hystad, Perry
Ha, Eun-Hee
Tang, Chin-Sheng
Kwon, Seok
song, Jae Seok
Chao, Pao-Chiang
Lee, Keou Won
Liu, Yating
EOM, Sang-Yong
Choi, Jae Wook
Kim, Byoung-Ju
Alexey, Dudarev
Lim, Myung Ho
Bartell, Scott
Kim, KyungHee
Domesle, Alexander
Nguyen, Bryan
Wang, Kuo-Hua
EOM, Sang?Yong
Kim, Soo Jeong
Lee, Hyung Joo
Kim, Sun-Young
Kissel, John
Maddalena, Randy
Shin, Hyeong-Moo
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
151
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
1539
1540
1541
1542
1545
1547
1548
1549
1550
1552
1553
1554
1555
1556
1557
1558
1559
1560
1561
1562
1563
1565
1568
1570
1572
1574
1578
1579
1580
1581
1583
1584
1585
1586
1590
1591
1596
1597
1599
1600
1601
1602
1603
1604
1608
1609
1610
O-31C8-4
PP-30-064
O-30A6-5
PP-30-065
PP-30-043
PP-30-161
PP-31-122
PP-30-127
PP-30-113
S-31A7-1
S-29B1-6
PP-30-114
O-01A5-4
PP-29-043
PP-30-128
PP-31-123
PP-31-173
PP-31-140
PP-30-129
PP-31-124
PP-30-130
PP-29-093
PP-30-115
O-29C8-5
PP-31-125
PP-30-131
PP-31-030
O-30A8-1
PP-30-116
O-30A3-5
PP-30-117
PP-30-182
PP-29-154
PP-30-164
PP-30-132
PP-31-061
O-31A5-4
O-30B7-4
PP-31-083
PP-30-191
O-29A3-2
PP-31-084
PP-31-085
PP-31-086
PP-31-087
O-29A5-3
PP-29-145
152
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Kim, Byung-Mi
Ahn, Youngah
Lee, Jong-Hyeon
Shin, Miyeon
Nandasena, Sumal
Wu, Wei-Te
Hong, Soyoung
Lee, Jee-Yeon
Lee, Jong-Hyeon
Lee, ByungMu
Dear, Keith
Lee, Jong-Hyeon
Kunseler, Eva
Lee, Jong-Hyeon
Kim, Chan-Kook
Sim, Chang Sun
Lin, Wan-Yi
Sakong, Joon
Kim, Chan-Kook
Cho, Yongmin
Kim, Chan-Kook
Prasad, Saurabh
Lee, Jong-Hyeon
Makris, Konstantinos C.”
Sarigiannis, Denis
Lee, Jong-Hyeon
Kim, Sungroul
Lin, Kuan-han
Lee, Jong-Hyeon
Dear, Keith
Sarigiannis, Denis
Kim, Hyesook
EOM, Sang?Yong
Kim, Sungroul
Lee, Yo A
Kim, Jae-Won
Sarigiannis, Denis
Beale, Linda
Liu, Ling
Beale, Linda
Hansell, Anna
Liu, Ling
Zhang, Jinliang
Liu, Ling
Zhang, Jinliang
Hsiao, Pao-Kuei
AMAGAI, Takashi
Abstract No
PT Code
1612
1616
1618
1620
1621
1623
1624
1625
1628
1631
1633
1634
1635
1637
1638
1639
1640
1641
1642
1643
1645
1646
1651
1655
1659
1660
1661
1663
1665
1666
1667
1669
1675
1676
1679
1680
1681
1682
1686
1688
1690
1692
1693
1694
1695
1696
1700
PP-31-126
PP-31-031
O-31A6-6
O-31A1-4
O-31B7-3
PP-29-147
PP-30-133
PP-31-062
PP-31-064
PP-31-127
PP-30-168
S-30C1-1
PP-31-065
PP-30-134
PP-29-188
PP-31-066
PP-31-067
PP-29-121
PP-29-148
S-29C2-1
PP-31-128
PP-29-044
PP-29-149
O-31B1-6
PP-29-150
PP-31-088
PP-30-205
O-29B9-5
PP-30-044
PP-31-141
O-29B2-5
PP-31-089
S-31B9-5
PP-31-032
S-30C5-4
S-30B2-3
PP-29-094
PP-31-129
S-29B6-2
O-30C6-5
O-29C5-4
PP-29-128
O-01A5-5
S-30B9-4
S-29B6-1
O-29A5-4
PP-30-045
Presenting Author
Ueda, Kayo
BAE, HYUNJOO
Ho, Chi-Chang
Lanki, Timo
Zhang, Jinliang
Zhang, Jinliang
Oh, Se-Young
Zhang, Jinliang
Deng, Furong
Zhang, Jinliang
Tamulis, Tomas
simachaya, Wijarn
Zhang, Jinliang
Oh, Se-Young
Tamulis, Tomas
Chung, Soo Eun
Zhang, Jinliang
Farnazo, Danvir Mark
Zhang, Jinliang
Lee, Ji Young
Lee, Ji Ho
Janssen, Nicole
Xiao, Zhiyi
Hii, Yien Ling
Xiao, Zhiyi
Ou, Chun-Quan
Chen, Chao-Lin
Choi, Sangjun
Adamkiewicz, Gary
Ou, Chun-Quan
Sarnat, Jeremy A.”
Mehta, Suril
Ko, GwangPyo
Zhang, Yanshen
Peretz, Chava
Fletcher, Tony
Zhang, Aimin
Huang, Shih-Hui
Fletcher, Tony
Fletcher, Tony
Lin, Yi-Ping
Nweke, Onyemaechi
Vera, Jeanette
Martin, Colleen A.”
Martuzzi, Marco
Patterson Jr., Donald G.”
Tsai, Ming-Yi
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
153
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
1701
1702
1703
1706
1707
1708
1709
1710
1713
1714
1715
1716
1717
1718
1719
1720
1721
1722
1724
1725
1726
1728
1729
1730
1732
1733
1735
1737
1738
1740
1743
1745
1746
1747
1750
1752
1754
1756
1760
1761
1764
1768
1769
1770
1771
1772
1775
PP-30-118
S-29A7-3
PP-30-119
O-30B6-3
O-30C7-5
S-31C4-3
O-31A6-3
O-29C8-3
O-29C8-2
O-30C4-2
O-29A6-5
S-29B7-3
PP-30-137
S-30C2-3
O-30A4-4
PP-30-066
O-29C4-4
PP-31-033
PP-29-045
S-30B4-4
O-30A4-5
PP-30-046
PP-29-046
S-30B9-1
S-29B1-1
PP-30-139
PP-29-047
S-30B4-2
O-31B6-4
S-01A7-2
PP-30-047
PP-30-048
S-30B4-1
S-29B5-3
PP-29-095
PP-29-096
PP-31-093
O-31C8-5
PP-29-184
O-30A7-5
O-31B4-3
PP-31-068
PP-31-130
PP-29-110
O-01A2-5
PP-29-048
PP-29-171
154
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Meyer, Amy
Graziano, Joseph
Armstrong, Jenna
Riederer, Anne
Just, Allan
Adamkiewicz, Gary
Cho, Seung-Hyun
Karagas, Margaret
Chiu, Yueh-Hsiu
Huang, Siying
Hoang, Chi
Gamble, Mary
Bennett, Deborah
Little, John
Allen, Joseph
zur Nieden, Anja
Yip, Fuyuen
Hystad, Perry
Lam, Nick
Wu, Xiangmei
Castorina, Rosemary
Lundquist, Kathryn
Kaufman, Joel
Lewis, Lauren
Wilkinson, Paul
Johnson, Michael
Yip, Fuyuen
Bennett, Deborah
Hystad, Perry
Allen, Ryan
Ruiz-Mercado, Ilse
Baja, Emmanuel S.”
Hertz-Picciotto, Irva
Ha, Mina
Braga, Isabel
Braga, Isabel
Park, Eun Young
Parvez, Faruque
Choi, Yoon-Hyeong
Choi, Hyunok
Castorina, Rosemary
Oh, ae ri
Choi, Hyunok
Singh, Harminder Pal
Zamore, Wig
Chiu, Yueh-Hsiu
Lee, Dae-Geun
Abstract No
PT Code
1781
1782
1783
1787
1789
1790
1791
1792
1794
1803
1804
1805
1808
1810
1813
1815
1818
1823
1829
1830
1833
1834
1841
1845
1848
1851
1854
1860
1865
1866
1867
1876
1877
1882
1883
1885
1887
1894
1902
1904
1906
1907
1908
1910
1911
1915
1918
PP-30-049
S-29C3-2
S-01A6-2
PP-31-174
PP-31-090
PP-31-131
S-29A7-2
PP-30-162
S-31A2-4
O-30C4-5
PP-31-132
O-29A1-6
O-30A4-6
PP-29-098
PP-29-099
O-29B2-6
PP-31-179
O-30B7-1
O-30C3-6
PP-30-192
PP-31-034
O-29B4-5
PP-31-199
PP-31-200
PP-29-129
PP-31-201
S-30A9-3
PP-30-193
S-30A9-5
PP-30-067
PP-29-205
PP-29-206
PP-31-135
PP-29-163
PP-30-140
PP-31-142
PP-31-160
PP-29-100
PP-31-143
S-29B8-2
O-31C9-3
O-31B5-4
PP-29-101
PP-30-050
PP-31-094
PP-31-069
PP-30-135
Presenting Author
Laumbach, Robert
Chowdhury, Zohir
Kim, Boo-wook
Park, Minseon
Kang, Chungwon
Hong, Soyoung
Choi, Hyunok
Grundy, Anne
Fan, Zih-Hua Tina
Wu, Meiqin
Lee, Bo-Eun
Hansen, Alana
Mori, Chisato
Kim, Su Hee
Oh, Eunha
Kipen, Howard
Lee, Kiyoung
Lee, Kiyoung
Yeom, Jiseon
Yeom, Jiseon
Mehta, Sumi
Li, Ming-Chieh
Takaoka, Shigeru
Takaoka, Shigeru
Takaoka, Shigeru
Takaoka, Shigeru
Takaoka, Shigeru
Hwang, Yunhyung
Hong, Young-Seoub
Hong, Young-Seoub
Kwon, MoonHee
Goldsmith, David
Goldsmith, David
Goldsmith, David
Son, Bu Soon
Fat, Ligia
Szanto, Csaba
Choi, Sulji
Mazrura, Sahani
Sung, Minki
Kadiri, Shamusideen
Patdu, Maria Katherina
SASAKI, Seiko
Lee, Ji Young
Chen, Yang-Ching
Kim, Young-suk
Oh, Se-Young
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
155
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
1922
1924
1925
1929
1931
1933
1936
1937
1938
1939
1940
1941
1942
1943
1944
1946
1948
1949
1950
1952
1954
1959
1960
1964
1969
1970
1971
1972
1974
1975
1976
1977
1979
1981
1983
1984
1985
1986
1988
1990
1991
1994
1997
1999
2001
2002
2005
PP-30-120
PP-30-051
O-31C9-4
PP-31-133
O-31A9-3
PP-29-185
O-31B4-4
PP-29-102
PP-30-068
PP-31-161
PP-31-162
PP-29-156
PP-29-157
PP-29-158
PP-31-163
PP-30-141
PP-31-071
O-31C6-3
PP-31-134
PP-29-207
PP-30-142
PP-31-072
PP-29-049
PP-29-123
PP-31-091
O-30B5-3
PP-30-163
O-31C6-2
PP-29-124
PP-30-121
PP-29-159
PP-29-103
PP-29-166
PP-29-167
PP-29-168
PP-29-169
PP-30-143
PP-31-164
PP-30-144
PP-30-124
PP-29-196
PP-29-050
PP-29-002
PP-30-052
PP-30-122
S-01A4-4
PP-31-073
156
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Duan, Xiaoli
Longley, Ian
Song, Weimin
Hisada, Aya
Shah, Shamsul Azhar
Padungtod, Chantana
Baker, Dean
Kim, Nam-Soo
Lee, Byung-Kook
Kim, Nam-Soo
Kim, Nam-Soo
Jin, Yihe
Lee, Byung-Kook
Kim, Pangyi
Lee, Byung-kook
Jung, Kyung-Sick
Oh, So-Rin
Suzuki, Yayoi
Seo, Ju-Hee
Han, Dong Hun
Apte, Michael
Oh, So-Rin
Hystad, Perry
KIM, Dae-Seon
Kim, Si-Heon
Leem, Jong Han
Wei, Chieh-Yu
Chang, Moon-Hee
Prasad, Saurabh
Prasad, Saurabh
Huang, Mingai
Jang, Sung-Mi
Jee, Sun Hee
Jee, Sun Hee
Jee, Sun Hee
Roh, Jinkyu
OH, Youn Hee
Mittal, Ashish
Zulkamar, Intan Nadrah
Lee, Kiyoung
Cowan-Ellsberry, Christina
Kim, Hwan-Cheol
Kim, Hwan-Cheol
Kim, Hwan-Cheol
Kho, Young Lim
“,
Kim, Yeni
Abstract No
PT Code
Presenting Author
2006
2007
2009
2011
2013
2014
2017
2020
2022
2023
2025
2026
2030
2038
2039
2041
2043
2044
2048
2049
2052
2068
2070
2074
2076
2086
2087
2088
2089
2090
2091
2093
2097
2099
2100
2102
2107
2110
2111
2113
2115
2118
2119
2120
2122
2126
2133
O-30A3-6
O-30B6-5
PP-30-145
O-29B2-3
O-30C6-2
O-01A2-2
PP-30-069
PP-31-074
PP-31-202
S-29A8-3
S-31B2-4
S-01A4-3
PP-29-146
O-31A6-4
S-30A9-2
PP-30-146
PP-31-075
PP-30-147
S-29B5-4
PP-30-166
PP-30-123
PP-31-165
PP-31-166
PP-29-172
PP-29-104
PP-31-076
PP-29-125
PP-29-114
O-31A6-2
PP-30-070
PP-30-053
PP-30-054
PP-30-071
PP-29-051
PP-31-180
PP-30-148
S-31C1-1
S-31B8-4
PP-29-052
PP-29-170
PP-29-208
PP-31-190
PP-31-191
PP-31-077
PP-29-105
PP-31-035
PP-30-149
Michelozzi, Paola
Little, John
Little, John
Laden, Francine
Wartenberg, Dan
Bonvalot, Yvette
Muniz, Juan F
Baker, Dean
Aminov, Zafar
Milton, Donald K.”
Westerdahl, Dane
Bennett, Deborah
Zhang, Yinping
Yang, Wonho
Yorifuji, Takashi
Nakaoka, Hiroko
Lee, Chul-Woo
Lim, Soogil
Kishi, Reiko
Choi, Wook-Hee
Choi, Wook-Hee
Suwazono, Yasushi
Suwazono, Yasushi
Hyun Sul, Lim
YOON, Junheon
Lim, Myung Ho
Lee, Jaewoo
Lim, Hyun-Sul
WOO, Byunglyul
Cho, Chonrae
Lee, Hyunsoo
Shuai, Jianfei
Lee, Kwan
Lim, Hyun-Sul
Kim, Juyoung
Odaka, Yoko
Nuckols, John R.”
Nuckols, John R.”
Balmes, John
Jung, Ha-Kyu
Kim, Yoonshin
Choi, Ki-in
Choi, Ki-in
Choi, Jieun
Lee, Sang Hee
zhang, Yixiang
Jeong, Hye-Seon
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
157
Author Index
Author Index
By Abstract Number
Abstract No
PT Code
2135
2139
2140
2141
2145
2151
2154
2155
2159
2160
2161
2162
2166
2173
2178
2179
2185
2206
2209
5001
5002
S-30C8-2
O-31B7-2
PP-30-150
S-30A9-4
PP-31-078
S-30C1-5
PP-29-186
PP-30-151
PP-30-152
PP-30-153
PP-30-154
O-29C8-6
O-29C8-4
S-29C9-4
PP-31-079
S-29B8-3
PP-31-016
PP-31-203
O-29A2-5
PP-31-181
PP-29-053
S-29B3-2
O-01A1
O-31A3-5
S-31A4-1
O-29A5-6
O-29B9-3
O-29B9-4
O-30A8-2
O-30A8-3
O-30A8-4
O-30B3-6
O-31C8-6
O-31C9-5
S-30B1-6
PP-29-076
PP-29-077
PP-29-083
PP-29-115
PP-29-197
PP-31-080
PP-31-204
S-29B1-2
S-29B3-1
S-29B3-3
S-29C3-3
S-29C9-5
Ethical discussion
Introduction
O-29A5-6
O-29B9-3
O-29B9-4
O-30A8-3
O-30A8-4
O-30A8-5
O-30B3-6
O-31C8-6
O-31C9-5
Panel discussion
PP-29-076
PP-29-077
PP-29-083
PP-29-115
PP-29-197
PP-31-080
PP-31-204
S-29B1-2
S-29B3-1
S-29B3-3
S-29C3-3
S-29C9-5
158
ISES-ISEE 2010
Presenting Author
Jeong, Woochul
Daniell, William
Park, Hyun-Ju
Yorifuji, Takashi
Lee, Hye-Sook
Seo, Sooyun
Yun, Heekyung
Lim, Jungyun
Ryu, Jung-min
Yoo, JuHee
Koh, Yeonjung
Yan, Chonghuai
Thornburg, Jonathan
Hwang, Yongsik
Cao, Lulu
Milton, Donald K.
Zhao, Bao Xin
Gilbert-Diamond, Diane
Park, Hyunhee
Sarigiannis, Denis
Vera, Jeanette
Kang, Seong Kyu
“,
Tong, Shilu
Knol, Anne
Mustapha, Adetoun
Chung , Eun Kyo
Shin, Jung-Ah
Jang, Sun Jae
Chung, Yun Kyung
Hong, Ki Hun
Pascal, Mathilde
Tondel, Martin
Zhu, XianLei
Panel discussion
Park, Hyokeun
Kang, Jung-Ho
Tomar, Rashmi
Hong, Soon Keun
Cowan-Ellsberry, Christina
Mori, Kei
Linos, Athena
Tong, Shilu
Chulabhorn, Her Royal Highness Princess
Balmes, John
Cohen, Aaron
Kataoka, Akihiko
Abstract No
PT Code
Presenting Author
S-30B1-1
S-30B1-3
S-30B2-4
S-30B4-3
S-30C5-5
S-31A4-4
S-31B2-6
S-30B1-1
S-30B1-3
S-30B2-4
S-30B4-3
S-30C5-5
S-31A4-4
S-31B2-6
Johnson, Markey
Jerrett, Michael
Rivera-Nunez, Zorimar
Lee, Kiyoung
Lai, Hak-Kan
Martuzzi, Marco
Yoo, Chang Kyoo
Technology, Environmental Sustainability and Health
159
Sponsor
Korea Food and Drug
Administration
Research Institute of Public
Health and Environment
Environmental Protection
Agency
Korea Tourism
Organization
Seoul Convention Bureau
American Chemistry
Council
The Health Effects Institute
National Institute of Environmental
Health Sciences
Gangnam-gu Government
Seoul Medical Science
Institute
International Society of Indoor Air
Quality and Climate (ISIAQ)
Posco
The Dow Chemical
Company
160
ISES-ISEE 2010
Exxon Mobil Corporation