TTR: Tangled Triggers of the Global Cancer Landscape: The Molecular Fallout of Environmental Mixture Exposures
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TTR: Tangled Triggers of the Global Cancer Landscape: The Molecular Fallout of Environmental Mixture Exposures
- Presenter: Alok Deoraj, PhD, Teaching Professor, Environmental Health Sciences, FIU
- SDG Topic Category: SDG3: Good Health and Well-Being
- News Article: go.fiu.edu/TTR1007
- Description: This session examines the rising global cancer burden through the lens of environmental mixture exposures—chemical pollutants, dietary toxins, lifestyle stressors, and climate-related impacts—disproportionately affecting vulnerable populations. Presenters will explore emerging evidence from molecular toxicology, omics technologies, AI-driven exposome modeling, and population studies to uncover how these complex exposures drive cancer at cellular, molecular, and epigenetic levels. By shifting from correlation to causation, the session calls for a coordinated global response to reduce cancer risks shaped by environmental degradation, social inequities, and climate instability.
- Location: GC 150 | Time: 12:30PM-1:30PM
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