Lay Panel Findings on Biomonitoring Released

The lay panel presents their findings
On December 11, 2006, participants in the Boston Consensus Conference on Biomonitoring presented their consensus statement. This event was the culmination of 2 1/2 months of hard work by a group of 14 Boston-area residents who met over three weekends in Fall 2006 to learn about and consider issues related to biomonitoring, and to have their questions answered by national experts. The results of their deliberations present an important opportunity to provide public input on the topic to policymakers, researchers, advocacy groups, and others.
Read the Consensus Statement

Panel members presented their final Consensus Statement (pdf) at the public event.
Listen to the proceedings

We hope to have video from the event available in the near future.
- Opening remarks (9M real audio file) by David Ozonoff, Principal Investigator of the project
- Introductions (7M real audio file) by Jessica Nelson, Conference Coordinator
- Reading of Statement (20M real audio file) by lay panel members
- Q&A (24M real audio file) between audience and lay panel members
- Closing remarks (5M real audio file) by Madeleine Kangsen Scammell, Project Manager
News coverage and articles
- Listen to the WBUR story
- Read the article, Vox Populi and the Promise of Biomonitoring, published in HealthSphere (BU SPH), Spring 2007
- Read the article, Boston Consensus Conference on Biomonitoring: What's Music Got To Do With It?, published in The Networker, January 2007
- Read the Boston Globe City weekly story (12/3/06)
- Read the Press Release (pdf)