ICV Value = 89.08
ISSN: 2642-4924
President
Department of Epidemiology & Occupational Health
Washington, DC
United States of America
Tel: 202-333-2364
Dr. Steven H Lamm is working as President and Chief Scientist at Consultants in Epidemiology & Occupational Health, Washington. Dr. Lamm is a physician-epidemiologist from the United States, board certified in Pediatrics, Preventive Medicine, and Occupational Medicine. He is on the adjunct faculties of Johns Hopkins University-Bloomberg School of Public Health (Department of Health Policy and Management) and Georgetown University School of Medicine (Department of Pediatrics [Epidemiology]). He has served as an epidemiologist for both the Centers for Disease Control and the National Institute of Child Health and Human development of the National Institutes of Health. He has been in the private practice of medical epidemiology for thirty years and has over 130 publications. His work has focused primarily on assessing health risks (e.g., cancers and birth defects) from chemical exposures in the workplace, in the environment, and from pharmaceuticals. His two major areas of interest are the dose-response relationship for environmental exposures and cancers and the assessment of risk from in-utero exposures. Cancer risks from arsenic exposure and leukemia risks from benzene exposure have been of particular interest to him with publication histories of over 30 years. He is particularly interesting in risk assignment in a multi-exposure environment. He has analyzed the arsenic cancer epidemiology data from SW Taiwan, Inner Mongolia, and the United States and will speak today on the cancer risk analysis of low-exposure in the SW Taiwan study. He has examined the data on birth defects and maternal exposures to specific drugs and on small-for-gestational age infants and various risk factors. He is an advisor on research on the assessment of teratological risk from pharmaceutical exposures.
