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SCHEDULE—THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1
O-040 Air Quality Health Co-benefits from Climate Change Mitigation Measures
George D. Thurston*
16:10 - 17:40 O.08 Advances in temporal and spatial models Risonanze
Session Chairs: Xavier Basagana and Bindu Bhatt
O-041 Elaboration of harvesting and its implication in time-series analysis
Honghyok Kim,* Jong-Tae Lee
O-042 A simulation study on methods for modelling lagged associations in environmental time series data
Antonio Gasparrini*
O-043 A doubly robust additive model for the probability of dying from air pollution exposure
Yan Wang*, Mihye Lee, Joel Schwartz
O-044 A Transfer Entropy Model for the Inference of Influenza Dispersion Networks
Yang Liu,* Maria Sundaram, Matteo Convertino
O-045 Modeling spatially varying effects of chemical mixtures
Jenna Czarnota,* Chris Gennings, David Wheeler
O-046 A Standard Exposure Assessment Protocol for Environmental Epidemiology: Isn’t It Time?
John Nuckols*
16:10 - 17:40 O.09 Earth, Wind and Fire: Environmental Factors Related To Active Travel Sala Ospiti
Session Chairs: Hanna Boogaard and Lori Hoepner
O-047 Health Impacts of Transport: Methods for modelling physical activity and road traffic injuries
James Woodcock*
O-048 Health co-benefits from mitigating climate change through mass rapid transit system: A case study
in Kuala
Lumpur, Malaysia
Soo Chen Kwan,* Marko Tainio, James Woodcock, Jamal Hisham Hashim
O-049 Understanding the interrelations between the natural environment and health- the role of quantitative
and qualitative characteristics, time spent in the natural environment, and perceptions
Hanneke Kruize,* Irene Van Kamp, Magdalena Van den Berg, Elise Van Kempen, Wanda Wendel-Vos,
Annemarie Ruijsbroek, Wim Swart, Jolanda Maas, Chris Gidlow, Graham Smith, Margarita Triguero,
Regina Gražuleviien, Mark Nieuwenhuijsen
O-050 Spatial Determinants of Bike Mode Share in American Cities: Potential for Health and Environmental
Co-Benefits
Jonah Lipsitt,* James Milner, Gavin Tansley, Paul Wilkinson
O-051 Air Pollution, Social Disadvantage, and Walking in Six United States Cities: the Multi-Ethnic Study
of Athero sclerosis
Yeh-Hsin Chen, Sara Adar, Julian Marshall, Jana Hirsch, Daniel Rodriguez, Kelly Evenson, Paul
Sampson, Sheryl Magzamen, Joel Kaufman, Ana Diez-Roux, Marie O'Neill*
O-052 Residential Greenness and Incident Overweight in a Cohort of U.S. Women
Rachel F. Banay, Peter James, Jaime E. Hart,* Francine Laden
16:10 - 17:40 S.05 Ethical Challenges for Epidemiologists in the Legal Process Studio 1
Session Chairs: Raymond R Neutra and Shira Kramer
S-021 The Pros and Cons of Serving as a Legal Expert Witness
Shira Kramer*
S-022 Doing Epidemiology as a Friend of the Court
Tony Fletcher*
S-023 What ethical behavior do judges, juries, plaintiff and defense lawyers expect of expert witnesses?
Carl Cranor*
S-024 Epidemiology on criminal trials
Luca Masera*
S-025 Role of Epidemiology in Boicide Deaths in a Korean Law Suit
Domyung Paek*
S-026 What Could ISEE do to Improve Expert Legal Testimony?
Raymond R Neutra*
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