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Lalita Bharadwaj is an Emeritus Professor in the College of Medicine at the University of Saskatchewan with extensive academic background in Physiology (BSc), Pathology (MSc), and Toxicology (PhD). She is an interdisciplinary toxicologist and a community engaged scholar with over 23 years of experience working with Indigenous peoples, fostering respectful research collaborations that address water and health-related issues. Dr. Bharadwaj teaches graduate students on conducting primary research in Environmental Health and Toxicology, focusing on Human Health Risk Assessment, Management, and Communication. As a practicing toxicologist, she brings her expertise to assess human and environmental health risks associated with residential construction materials and industrial contamination scenarios. Dr. Bharadwaj has served as a certified expert witness in Saskatchewan's Court Queen’s Bench. She has been awarded research funding from the Canadian Tri-Council Funding Agencies, the Saskatchewan Health Research Foundation, and other governmental agencies. Outside of her professional life, she enjoys outdoor activities and visiting family in India and Ontario.
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