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Breakfast Lecture: Health Effects Associated with Drinking Water Contaminated with PFAS

Dr. Erin Bell is the Dean of the College of Integrated Health Sciences at the University at Albany. Currently, she is the co-Principal Investigator with the New York State Department of Health of a cohort study to recruit and enroll participants into a prospective cohort of adults and children to examine the long-term health effects associated with consumption of drinking water contaminated with per and poly alkyl substances (PFAS). Given the strong correlation between excess exposure to environmental contaminants, poverty and racial inequalities, her research and community service have more recently expanded into exploring the health outcomes related to these disparities. Dr. Bell will share her work to understand the health effects of exposure to PFAS through drinking water, along with cumulative health burdens. This free webinar was recorded on October 10, 2016 and is part of a series of programs on drinking water organized by the Hudson River Watershed Alliance this fall. The conversations will continue at our Annual Watershed Conference, which includes a virtual session on Wednesday, October 16 and an-in person session on Tuesday, October 22. More information and registration is available on our website: https://hudsonwatershed.org/annual-wa... You can access the slides of the presentation here: https://hudsonwatershed.org/wp-conten...