Expansive exposures: accounting for RFID (Recency, Frequency, Intensity, and Duration)

Many exposures in epidemiology are chronically present in people’s lives. While we don’t always have access to data on repeated measurements, numerous datasets exist that measure repeated exposures across the field of epidemiology, from environmental health (air pollution), to pharmacoepidemiology (pharmaceutical drugs), to social epidemiology (structural determinants), to epigenetics (epigenetic aging). 

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Event Details:

February 12, 2026
11:45am-1:15am, MT
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Session Chair: Corinne Riddell, University of California, Berkeley

Presenters

Hilary Colbeth
Modeling exposure to racial diversity during autoworkers lifetime of employment and the impact on cardiovascular disease mortality

Saher Daredia
Cumulative epigenetic aging from birth to young adulthood and subsequent cardiometabolic health among the children of farmworkers in agricultural California

Elleni Hailu
Longitudinal measurements of structural racism during the lifecourse

Lauren Wilner
Measuring long-term exposure to wildfire PM2.5 in California: Time-varying inequities in environmental burden

Michal Abrahamowicz
Weighted cumulative exposure in pharmacoepidemiology studies

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