Dr. Thomas Webster

Biography

Thomas Webster is an adjunct professor at Boston University, focusing on environmental health issues, particularly exposure routes to health hazards related to chemicals in consumer products. His extensive research examines the health impacts of chemical mixtures, exploring their implications in toxicology and epidemiology. Webster has a significant interest in endocrine disruption and methodological approaches in environmental epidemiology. His work has shed light on various critical issues, including the exposure of communities to perfluoralkyl compounds (PFCs) and their health consequences. He has contributed to notable research projects, collaborating with institutions like Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health and National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences. His expertise has been disseminated through various media and publications, highlighting the public health impacts of exposure to chemicals commonly found in everyday products.

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