Society of Toxicology 62nd Annual Meeting and ToxExpo

ICF helps clients locate, collect, manage, evaluate, analyze, and interpret health, toxicology, and other data for human health risk assessments and decision-making. Our solutions integrate our expertise, innovation, and comprehension of our clients' missions and goals. We support the management and documentation of the important process details to ensure success.   

• Literature search and screening technologies  
• Systematic literature review  
• Toxicology and epidemiology data analysis  
• Statistics and biostatistics  
• Dose-response evaluation  
• Exposure modeling  
• Data visualization  
• Risk assessment  
• Impact and benefit valuation

Visit our booth #1303 

ICF experts will be onsite and presenting at the Society of Toxicology 62nd Annual Meeting and ToxExpo. Stop by booth #1303 to see how we can help or visit one of our posters!

• Scoping report and interactive evidence map on studies of environmental exposures, psychosocial stressors, and cardiovascular diseases in disproportionally affected populations
  • Presenter: Samantha Snow | Co-Authors: Kate Helmick, Wren Tracy, Anthony Hannani, Melissa Miller, Courtney Lemeris, and Grace Cooney 
• Systematic evidence mapping to inform class-based approach to assessing the impact of personal care products on pubertal timing
  • Presenters: Katie Duke and Amanda Ross | Co-Authors: Chris Sibrizzi, Robyn Blain, Kristen Magnuson, Courtney Lemeris, and Wren Tracy
• Principles and application of informatics approaches from systematic evidence mapping to systematic reviews in support of environmental health decision-making 
  • Presenter: Ashley Peppriell | Co-Authors: Kate Helmick, Robyn Blain, Anthony Hannani, Wren Tracy, Grace Cooney, and Chris Sibrizzi 
•  An informatics approach to inform a class-based analysis of health effects associated with exposure to organohalogen flame retardants 
  • Presenter: DTT |  Co-Authors: Kate Helmick, Robyn Blain, Anthony Hannani, Ashley Peppriell, Wren Tracy, Grace Cooney, and Chris Sibrizzi 
• The Environmental Health Language Collaborative (EHLC): A community effort to harmonize data use and sharing 
  • Presenter: Samantha Hall | Co-Authors: Jessica Wignall, Steven Black and Parisa Shirzadi 
• Risk assessment syllabus 
  • Co-Presenter: Jessica Wignall