2023 CBCRP Virtual Conference
Conference date: January 19, 2024; 11:00AM-2:00PM PT
CBCRP is hosting our inaugural virtual breast cancer research conference where CBCRP-funded investigators will share insights into what we have learned about how the environmental exposures we face in our daily lives can affect breast cancer risk. Together attendees will explore strategies for recognizing exposures and for eliminating them.
CONFERENCE PROGRAM (In Progress)
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Session |
Time |
Presentations |
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Welcome
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11:00 -11:10am |
Marion Kavanaugh-Lynch, MD MPH, CBCRP
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Plenary Session on Occupational Risks and Consumer Products
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11:10am -12:40pm
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Moderator: Erika Bell, PhD, Bay Area Cancer Connections Occupational Chemical Exposures in California and Breast Cancer Risk Robert Harrison, MD, MPH, Public Health Institute and Peggy Reynolds, PhD, University of California, San Francisco Taking Stock: Product Use Among Black and Latina Women Bhavna Shamasunder, PhD, Occidental College and Janette Robinson Flint, Black Women for Wellness The Impact of Public Policies on Chemical Exposures Relevant to Breast Cancer Megan Schwarzman, MD, MPH University of California, Berkeley |
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Breakout Session – Translating Research to Policy
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12:50-1:35pm |
Moderator: Nancy Buermeyer, Breast Cancer Prevention Partners Panelists: A.J. Scheitler, EdD, UCLA Center for Health Policy Research Garen Corbett, MS, California Health Benefits Review Program |
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Breakout Session - Opportunities and Pitfalls of Biomonitoring
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12:50-1:35pm |
Moderator: Veronica Vieira, DSc, University of California, Irvine Panelists: Barbara Cohn, PhD, Public Health Institute Rachel Morello-Frosch, PhD, University of California, Berkeley |
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Breakout Session - Leveraging Research to Address Community Concerns
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12:50-1:35pm |
Moderator: Sen Fernandez Poole, PhD, CBCRP Panelists: Polly Marshall, JD, Breast Cancer Over Time Nayamin Martinez, MPH, Central California Environmental Justice Network Gina Solomon, MD, MPH, University of California, San Francisco |
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Closing Session
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1:45-2:00 pm |
Katherine McKenzie, PhD, CBCRP |