Environmental Health 2013 – Science and Policy to Protect Future Generations will provide a forum for the discussion of most recent scientific results on the interactions of the environment and human health. In a rapidly changing global environment the protection of future generations has become a major goal of national and international politics. Thus this conference will provide a place for translating scientific evidence into strategies to direct future research and policy action.

The conference will cover a wide variety of major environment-related health concerns. Topics include, but are not limited to outdoor and indoor air pollution, climate change and hazardous chemicals and particles. Environmental justice and possible solutions to the problems of rapidly growing urban areas will have special attention.

Topics include, but are not limited to:

Urban environments and health
Environmental inequalities and justice
Emerging substances and mixtures
Environment, epigenetics and early programming
Epidemiological studies
Nature-Human health interactions
Omics and health outcomes - bridging the gap
Hot spot contamination and health outcomes
Nanoparticles and health
Integrating health and safety - sustainable product design
Directing research strategies to protect future generations
Translating science into political action

Submit abstracts by 12 October 2012
Oral and poster abstracts are invited on the conference topics and should be submitted using the online abstract submission system at: http://www.environmentalhealthconference.com