Companion Animals as Sentinels for Predicting Environmental Exposure Effects on Aging and Cancer Susceptibility in Humans: Proceedings of a Workshop (2022)

Chapter: Appendix B: Workshop Agenda

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Appendix B

Workshop Agenda

DECEMBER 1, 2021

7:30 am Registration and Breakfast
Outside Keck 100 & E-Street Conference Room
8:00 am Welcome and Workshop Overview
Linda Birnbaum, Planning Committee Chair and Emeritus Director, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) and National Toxicology Program (NTP)
Ned Sharpless, Director, National Cancer Institute (NCI)
8:30 am Session 1: History and Current State of the Science of Environmental Exposure Effects on Aging and Cancer Susceptibility
Co-Moderators: Bill Farland, Colorado State University, Emeritus & Danielle Carlin, NIEHS*
State of the Science and Overview
  • Environmental Exposure and Cancer
    Gary Ellison, NIEHS/NCI

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* =presented remotely

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  • Environmental Exposure and Cancer in Companion Animals
    Audrey Ruple, Virginia Tech
  • Aging Targets for Environmental Exposure
    Marcia Haigis, Harvard University
    Cheryl Walker, Baylor College of Medicine*
  • Canine Genetic Systems and Relevance for Human Cancers
    Elaine Ostrander, National Human Genome Research Institute
10:15 am Break
10:30 am Session 1: History and Current State of the Science of Environmental Exposure Effects on Aging and Cancer Susceptibility
Co-Moderators: Bill Farland, Colorado State University, Emeritus & Danielle Carlin, NIEHS*
Aging and Cancer Susceptibility
James DeGregori, University of Colorado Cancer Center
What Are the Gaps in Human Cancer Prevention and Control That May Be Addressed Through Companion Animal Research, and Vice Versa?
Peter Rabinowitz, University of Washington*
Session 1 Panel Discussion
12:15 pm Lunch Break with Virtual Poster Session
E-Street Conference Room & Zoom
1:30 pm Session 2a: Methods and Current Studies
Moderator: Myrtle Davis, Bristol Myers Squibb
  • Exposome and Health
    Gary Miller, Columbia University
  • Biomonitoring of Chemical Exposure in Companion Animals
    Kurunthachalam Kannan, New York University
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  • Assessing the Exposome Using Wearable Sensors: Challenges and Opportunities
    Yuxia Cui, NIEHS*
  • Ongoing Canine Population Studies
    Matthew Breen, North Carolina State University
3:00 pm Break
3:20 pm Session 2a (cont’d): Methods and Current Studies
Moderator: Myrtle Davis, Bristol Myers Squibb
Ongoing Canine Population Studies (cont’d)
Rod Page, Colorado State University
Daniel Promislow, University of Washington
Richard Lea, University of Nottingham
Session 2a Panel Discussion
5:30 pm Adjourn Day 1
Evening Reception with In-Person Poster Session
E-Street Conference Room & Balcony

DECEMBER 2, 2021

7:30 am Breakfast
E-Street Conference Room
8:00 am Session 2b: Relevance of Companion Animal Exposures to Human Cancer and Aging
Moderator: Nicole Deziel, Yale School of Public Health
  • Overview of Outdoor Air, Water, Ground
    Caleb “Tuck” Finch, University of Southern California
  • A Comparative Assessment of SVOC Exposures in Domestic Dogs and Their Owners Using Silicone Passive Samplers
    Heather Stapleton, Duke University
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  • Indoor Products: Endocrine Disruptors, Flame Retardants, PFAS
    Jan Dye, Environmental Protection Agency*
  • Radon Exposures
    Chad Johannes, Iowa State University
  • Heavy Metal Exposures
    Norman Kleiman, Columbia University
9:45 am Break
10:00 am Session 2b (cont’d): Relevance of Companion Animal Exposures to Human Cancer and Aging
Moderator: Nicole Deziel, Yale School of Public Health
  • Dietary and Feeding Exposures
    Joe Wakshlag, Cornell University
  • Pesticides/Herbicides and Mixtures
    Elizabeth Ryan, Colorado State University
Session 2b Panel Discussion
12:00 pm Lunch Break with Virtual Poster Session
E-Street Conference Room & Zoom
1:15 pm Session 3: Accelerating Cross-species Comparisons: Opportunities and Challenges in Data Sources, Collection, Storage, Modeling, and Sharing
Moderator: Roy Jensen, University of Kansas*
  • Human Exposure Assessment
    Rena Jones, NCI
  • Data and Sample Collection/Storage and Sharing/Data Integration of Human and Companion Animal Data

    Amy K. LeBlanc, NCI

    Marta Castelhano, Cornell University

    Anne Thessen, University of Colorado Anschutz Medical Campus
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2:40 pm Break
3:00 pm Session 3 (cont’d): Accelerating Cross-Species Comparisons: Opportunities and Challenges in Data Sources, Collection, Storage, Modeling, and Sharing
Moderator: Roy Jensen, University of Kansas*
  • Data, Samples, and Modeling

    Angela Hughes, Mars Petcare

    Adam Boyko, Embark Veterinary, Inc./Cornell University

    Mark Dunn, American Kennel Club
Session 3 Panel Discussion
5:00 pm Adjourn Day 2
Evening Reception with In-Person Poster Session
E-Street Conference Room & Balcony

DECEMBER 3, 2021

8:30 am Breakfast
E-Street Conference Room
9:00 am Session 4: Equity, Ethics, and Policy
Moderator: Wendy Shelton, Virtual Beast/Colorado State University
  • Ethical Considerations: Research Subject Protections, Citizen Science Issues, and Shared Health
    Lisa Moses, Harvard Medical School*
  • One Health Approaches in Arctic Indigenous Communities
    Frank A. von Hippel, University of Arizona
  • Aligning Health Care for a Bonded Family Society
    Michael Blackwell, University of Tennessee, Knoxville*
Session 4 Panel Discussion
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10:45 am Break and Pick Up Box Lunches
E Street Conference Room
11:00 am Facilitated Discussions with Planning Committee Members
E Street Conference Room
Objectives:
Review key messages from the workshop discussions, including identifying potential next steps, promising areas for future action, and opportunities for collaboration.
  • TABLE 1: Bill Farland, Colorado State University, Emeritus
  • TABLE 2: Nicole Deziel, Yale School of Public Health
  • TABLE 3: Wendy Shelton, Virtual Beast/Colorado State University
  • TABLE 4: Daniel Promislow, University of Washington
  • TABLE 5: Matthew Breen, North Carolina State University
  • TABLE 6: Rod Page, Colorado State University
  • VIRTUAL TABLE: Danielle Carlin, NIEHS, and Roy Jensen, University of Kansas*
11:45 am Session 5: Identifying Research Gaps and Setting a Research Agenda: Recommendations and Next Steps for the Path Forward
Moderator: Linda Birnbaum, NIEHS, NTP, Emeritus
Report Backs from Facilitated Discussions and Workshop Reflections (each with 5 minutes for report back summaries and workshop reflections, followed by open discussion among workshop participants)
  • Bill Farland, Colorado State University, Emeritus
  • Nicole Deziel, Yale School of Public Health
  • Wendy Shelton, Virtual Beast/Colorado State University
  • Daniel Promislow, University of Washington
  • Matthew Breen, North Carolina State University
  • Rod Page, Colorado State University
  • Danielle Carlin, NIEHS*
  • Roy Jensen, University of Kansas*
Concluding Remarks and Next Steps for the Field
Linda Birnbaum, NIEHS, NTP, Emeritus
1:00 pm Adjourn
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