Supporters – Exposome Symposium

The Mount Sinai Institute for Exposomic Research is the nucleus of the Icahn School of Medicine’s work on studying how the environment affects human health. Our mission is to understand how the exposome, or the totality of our environmental exposures, affect health, disease, and development. We aim to translate our findings into new strategies for prevention and treatment. Our approach to exposomics is holistic, encompassing the chemical, nutritional, and social environments and the interrelationships among them. With our transdisciplinary research program and analytical capabilities, our scientists are designing innovative exposure measures and studying a vast array of health outcomes, such as childhood obesity, asthma, autism, learning disabilities, renal disease, cancer, postpartum depression, PTSD, and Lou Gehrig’s disease.

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The exposome field now has its own journal. Exposome is published by Oxford University Press with Gary Miller serving as Editor-in-Chief. The journal is pleased to offer attendees of this year’s Exposome Symposium a 50% discount on our already low open access fees (normally $2000). Authors must submit their work by November 30, 2022 and mention the meeting in their cover letter.