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2nd International Conference on Human Biomonitoring, Berlin 2016 - Opening
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HBMC 2016 - Opening
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HBMC 2016 – Panel discussion 1: Human biomonitoring – a cornerstone of good political decisions
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HBMC 2016 – Coffee break
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HBMC 2016 – Session 1: HBM programs – new developments
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HBMC 2016 – Chairs of session 1
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HBMC 2016 – Session 1: HBM programs – new developments
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HBMC 2016 – Session 2: HBM in large scale birth cohorts
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HBMC 2016 – Session 2: HBM in large scale birth cohorts
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HBMC 2016 – Session 2: HBM in large scale birth cohorts
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HBMC 2016 – Session 2: HBM in large scale birth cohorts
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HBMC 2016 – Session 3: Broadening the HBM toolbox
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HBMC 2016 – Chairs of session 3
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HBMC 2016 – Session 3: Broadening the HBM toolbox
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HBMC 2016 – Session 3: Broadening the HBM toolbox
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HBMC 2016 – Session 3: Broadening the HBM toolbox
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HBMC 2016 – Coffee break
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HBMC 2016 – Coffee break
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HBMC 2016 – Session 4: HBM in health risk assessment
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HBMC 2016 – Chairs of session 4
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HBMC 2016 – Lunch and networking
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HBMC 2016 – Lunch and networking
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HBMC 2016 – Lunch and networking
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HBMC 2016 – Chairs of session 5
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HBMC 2016 – Auditorium
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HBM C2016 – Session 5: Harmonizing HBM approaches and data – progress in the international and ...
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HBM C2016 – Session 5: Harmonizing HBM approaches and data – progress in the international and ...
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HBMC 2016 – Panel discussion 2: Human biomonitoring – the tasks ahead
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HBMC 2016 –Concluding remarks
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HBMC 2016 - organizers
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Presentations 2nd International Conference on Human Biomonitoring, Berlin 2016

Presentations Session 1

Antonia Calafat: Biomonitoring in NHANES – recent advances and future directions Douglas Haines: Human Biomonitoring in the Canadian Health Measures Survey – Progress and Uses Clémence Fillol: National human biomonitoring programme in France: selection of substances and prioritization of biomarkers Tamar Berman: Human Biomonitoring in Israel: Recent Results and Developments Suejin Kim: Korean National Environmental Health Survey (KoNEHS)

Presentations Session 2

Jun Jim Zhang: The Shanghai Birth Cohort Study: Current status and results Ruth Etzel: Pediatric Environmental Health: Harmonizing Biomonitoring in Birth Cohorts Sébastien Denys: Exposures to environmental contaminants in mothers of newborns in France, 2011 Shoji F. Nakayama: Japan’s Environment and Children Study– Lessons learned from incorporating HBM in a large-scale birth cohort study William Fraser: The Maternal-Infant Research on Environmental Chemicals (MIREC): A Canadian biomonitoring birth cohort research platform

Presentations Session 3

Andy Nong: Pharmacokinetic modeling of health and exposure measures to support health risk interpretations Gabriele Leng: New specific and sensitive biomonitoring methods for chemicals of emerging health relevance Holger M. Koch: The quest for biomarkers of exposure to non-persitent chemicals Paolo Vineis: The role of the ”omics-techniques” in HBM, current and future applications

Presentations Session 4

Martin Kraft: HBM-values derived by the German HBM Commission and their practical use Kembra Howdeshell: Mixed exposure evaluation of pesticides and toxic substances, cumulative risk assessment Angelika Zidek: Use of Biomonitoring Data under Canada’s Chemicals Management Plan

Presentations Session 5

Anke Joas: Lessons learnt from the COPHES/DEMOCOPHES process Greet Schroeters: Results of the first Europe-wide HBM study Leonardo Trasande: Harmonizing Burden of Disease Estimation due to Environmental Chemicals Megan Weil Latshaw: USA’s National Biomonitoring Network

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