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Teleconference June 30, 2010: Developments & Good Practice in Mode of Action/Human Relevance Anaylsis
Teleconference June 9, 2010: Analyzing Genomic Dose-Response Information to Inform Key Events in a Mode of Action for Carcinogenicity: An Example with Arsenic 
Teleconference May 12, 2010: Opportunities for Progress in the Applications of Mechanistic Information in Risk Assessment
Rescheduled Teleconference February 10 presented
on April 14, 2010: Key Events Dose-Response Analysis. Part 2: Application to Nutrients, Pathogenic Microorganisms, and Food Allergens
Teleconference January 13, 2010: Key Events Dose-Response Analysis. Part 1: Conceptual Framework and Application to Chemicals
Teleconference December 9, 2009: Biomonitoring
Equivalents: Derivation Guidelines and Lessons Learned
Teleconference June 10, 2009: Models in Environmental Regulatory Decision-Making—Report of the Committee on Models in the Regulatory Decision Process
Teleconference May 13, 2009: Science and Decisions: Advancing Risk Assessment—Joseph Rodricks and Jonathan Levy
Teleconference April 8, 2009: Approaches for Evaluating the Relevance of Multiroute Exposures in Establishing Guideline Values for Drinking Water Contaminants—Kannan Krishnan and Richard Carrier
Teleconference March 11, 2009: Hormesis: What it Means for Toxicology, the Environment and Public Health
Getting the dose-response wrong: why hormesis became marginalized and the threshold model accepted. 
The road to linearity: why linearity at low doses became the basis for carcinogen risk assessment.
Teleconference February 11, 2009: Predicting Pharmacokinetics in Humans: The Bottom-Up Approach
Teleconference January 14, 2009: State of the Science Workshop: Low Dose-Response Extrapolation for Environmental Health Risk Assessment
Teleconference November 12, 2008: Pb NAAQS Human Health Risk Assessment—Overview of Design and Implementation
Teleconference October 8, 2008: Betraying Paracelsus, Ignoring Newton: A Flaw in the Nanotoxicology Paradigm
Teleconference September 10, 2008: Mutagenic MOA Carcinogens: How Hign is the Burden of Proof?
Teleconference June 11, 2008: The Hamner Institutes Programs related to Implementing Recommendations from "Toxicity Testing in the 21st Century: A Vision and a Strategy"
Teleconference May 14, 2008: Incorporating Gene-Environment Information into Kinetic Models: Lessons Learned and Future Challenges (PDF)
Design and Dose Selection for Chronic Rodent Studies
Integration of Pharmacokinetic (PK) and Pharmacodynamic (PD) Modeling of Arsenic to Inform the Risk Assessment Process
Toxicity Testing in the 21st Centry—Mel Andersen and Dan Krewski
Updated Principles for Risk Analysis—Nancy Beck (PDF of PowerPoint Presentation)
Integrating Life Stage Susceptibility into Immuntoxicity and Microbial Risk Assessment—Robert W. Luebke (PDF of PowerPoint Presentation)
The Unc Atmospheric Simulation Chamber
Toxicology System–Effects of Chemical Transformations in Complex
Mixtures—Harvey Jeffries, Kenneth G. Sexton,
Seth Ebersviller, Kim de Bruijne, Erin Potts, Liz Naess (PDF—32 mb, 2-5 minutes to download)
Model Averaging: Beyond Model Uncertainty
in Risk Analysis—Matthew W. Wheeler
Developing Tumor-Associated Somatic Mutations
as Biomarkers of Cancer Risk—Barbara Parsons
Benchmark Dose Evaluations for Acute
Inhalation Exposures to Human Toxicants—G.V. Alexeeff, K. K. Deng,
R. L. Broadwin, A. G. Salmon
Framework for Inorganic Metals Risk
Assessment—Anne Fairbrother, Randy Wentsel, Bill Wood, Keith Sappington,
and Pam Noyes Office of Research and Development
The Application of Genomic Dose-Response
Data in Risk Assessment—Harvey Clewell and Rusty Thomas CIIT Centers
for Health Research
Use of Developmental Neurotoxicity Data in
Risk Assessment at EPA: Current Status and Future Efforts—Kathleen Raffaele
and William Mundy
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Biologically-Based Model for Low-Dose Extrapolation of Cancer Risk from
Ionizing Radiation—Doug Crawford-Brown
Dosimetry Can Change
Mechanistic Models: The Challenge of Scrutinizing
the Source Before Gathering and Analyzing the Data—Owen
R. Moss
Dose-Response
Modeling for EPA’s Organophosphate Cumulative
Risk Assessment: Combining Information from Several
Datasets to Estimate Relative Potency Factors—R.
Woodrow Setzer
Dose-Response
Modeling: Past, Present, and Future: Rory B.
Conolly
Intentional
Human Dosing Studies for EPA: SOT Briefing
Dose-Response
Modeling: Past, Present, and Future II:—Rory
B. Conolly and Rusty Thomas
HESI
Project Committee on Dose-Dependent Transitions in
Mechanisms of Toxicity Teleconference: Part
1 of 3
HESI
Project Committee on Dose-Dependent Transitions in
Mechanisms of Toxicity Teleconference: Part
2 of 3
HESI
Project Committee on Dose-Dependent Transitions in
Mechanisms of Toxicity Teleconference: Part
3 of 3
Identifying
Research Needs for Risk Assessment of U.S. Food Supply
Security–Bruce Hope
RASS
Annual Business Meeting & Reception
RASS
Reception HESI Panel
RASS
Panel Discussion Questions (Word Document)
Assessing
the Real Risk in Complex Diseases—Michael N.
Liebman
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