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SUMMARY:Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health Online Seminar S
 eries: The Exposome Project for Health and Occupational Research (EPHOR)
 
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DESCRIPTION:Centre for Occupational and Environmental Health Online Semin
 ar Series\n\nWe are pleased to invite you to the first COEH Seminar of t
 he semester! \n\nTuesday October 13th 2026 at 4:00-5:00 PM (BST)\n\nMatt
  Gittins will present on: \nThe Exposome Project for Health and Occupati
 onal Research (EPHOR): Understanding how characteristics of working-life
  environmental exposures can influence a Health Intervention effect. \n\
 nPlease register for the event online. You will be sent joining details 
 after registration. \n\nAbstract: Exposures in the workplace contribute 
 to many non-communicable diseases (NCDs)\, ensuring a healthy work envir
 onment is a strategic goal for the European Commission\, national govern
 ments\, and businesses. A primary goal is therefore to better understand
  the heath impact of workplace exposure interventions with respect to NC
 Ds\, whilst under complex working-life exposures\, demographic changes (
 e.g. aging workforce) and the rapidly changing nature of work (i.e. the 
 working life exposome).  As part of a wider investigation into workplace
  exposures\, we have attempted to understand how changing characteristic
 s of an individual’s exposure profile could change a typical health inte
 rvention effect. To do this we have developed a simulation study based o
 n a real-world scenario in which we manipulate the characteristics of th
 e exposures received. We then applied a series of common occupational he
 alth interventions to understand how the characteristics of the exposure
  are important. In this talk I will outline some of the results of our p
 roposed simulated exposure scenarios\, the health interventions we impos
 ed\, and the effect they had on a simulated health outcome.   \n\nBio: D
 r Matthew Gittins is a Senior Lecturer in Biostatistics at the Universit
 y of Manchester's Centre for Biostatistics within the Division of Popula
 tion Health\, Health Services Research and Primary Care.\n
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LOCATION:Online
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