Methods to Handle Mixtures of (Environmental) Exposures in Health Analyses

Traditionally, (environmental) epidemiology has focused on individual exposure-outcome relationships. However, many (environmental) exposures co-occur. How do we identify which of these often highly correlated exposures most affect health outcomes? Are certain combinations or mixtures important? The methods to answer these types of questions have been rapidly evolving. In this talk, Dr. Corlin discusses several major approaches in an environmental health context.

Duration: 1 - 4 hours

Introductory

Free