(Annamaria Colacci)
Rémy Slama. Relevance and challenges of the exposome concept of the exposome and environmental health (slide, video 0h 15' 00'') Miriam Jacobs. Epigenetics, gaps and challenges: Seizing opportunities for understanding and translation for public health protection Valentina Bollati. Molecular markers of the exposure (slide, video 1h 02' 00'')11.30 - 12.45
(Lorenzo Richiardi)
Rosie McEachan. From epidemiology to intervention: "Born in Bradford", a city collaboratory approach to improving population health (slide, video 1h 34' 00'') Greet Schoeters. European Human Biomonitoring Initiative: HBM4EU Project(slide, video 1h 59' 30'') Manolis Kogevinas. Health Environment Research Agenda for Europe, HERA-ENVHEALTH project (video 2h 26' 00'') 10.20-10.45 Il protocollo di intesa ISS/ISPRA-SNPA(S. Brusaferro, S. Laporta)12.45 - 13.45(Fabrizio Bianchi)
Daniela Porta. Contribution to exposome research of the Italian birth cohort Piccolipiù (slide, video 2h 47' 00'') Carlotta Sacerdote. LIFEPATH - Healthy ageing for all Daniela Nuvolone. InVETTA - Biomonitoring investigation and epidemiological evaluations in the territories of Amiata (slide, video 3h 02' 00'') Laura Ricceri. NEUROSOME - Genetic predisposition, cumulative exposure to multiple environmental chemicals of children and neurodevelopmental disorders (video 3h 14' 30'')Moderatori e RelatoriFabrizio Bianchi - Istituto Fisiologia Clinica del Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche, PisaValentina Bollati - Università di Milano Ennio Cadum - Dipartimento Igiene e Prevenzione sanitaria Agenzia per la Tutela della Salute (ATS) di PaviaAnnamaria Colacci - Agenzia regionale per la prevenzione, l?ambiente e l'energia dell'Emilia-RomagnaFrancesco Forastiere - Istituto per la Ricerca e Innovazione Biomedica (IRIB-CNR), PalermoMiriam Jacobs - Public Health EnglandManolis Kogevinas - ISGlobal - BarcelonaRosie McEachan - Bradford Institute for Health Research, Bradford Royal Infirmary, Bradford-UKDaniela Nuvolone - Unit of Epidemiology, Regional Health Agency of Tuscany, Florence Daniela Porta - Dipartimento di Epidemiologia del SSR del Lazio, Roma Laura Ricceri - ISS, Roma Lorenzo Richiardi - Università di Torino e CPO Piemonte Carlotta Sacerdote - CPO PiemonteGreet Schoeters - VITO Health, University of Antwerp- Environment and HealthRémy Slama - Inserm and CNRS, University Grenoble Alpes, Institute of Advanced Biosciences, JRC, Grenoble
Scientific Committee: C. Ancona, F. Bianchi, A. Colacci, F.Forastiere, L. RichiardiOrganizing Committee: S. Deandrea, G. Xerri, M. Podda, V. Moro, M. Cutrano, A. Fucci, A. Sarolli, R. Tebaldi, N. Cornaggia, V. Todeschini, E. CadumThe concept of the exposome introduced at the beginning of century has been shaping the research agenda in environmental health, leading to the recently launched which combines nine research projects funded under Horizon2020.The exposome encompasses the life course exposure to all environmental factors, including the general population environment (e.g. urban environment, social capital, climate factors, green spaces) and the specific individual environment (e.g. contaminants, tobacco, diet, consumer products). We are starting to learn how to measure the exposome, explore the relationship between the exposome and health, and translate the results into prevention actions.
The workshop will introduce the concept of the exposome, describe ongoing projects, and discuss the future agenda for the exposome research in Italy.
The workshop is part of the training initiatives of the CCM RIAS project.
