Lindsey A. Wood is an occupational and environmental epidemiologist and data analyst with 6 years of experience in epidemiological research in academic, clinical, governmental, and consulting settings. Dr. Wood’s research includes various occupational and environmental exposures, including noise, greenness, VOCs, dioxins, PAHs, asbestos, talc, radiation, and nicotine products, like electronic nicotine delivery systems (ENDS) and oral products. Dr. Wood is skilled in various statistical analyses, including linear regression, logistic regression, polytomous regression, and Cox proportional hazards, as well as various geographical analyses like spatial autocorrelation, land use regression, and spatial regression. Her research covers a vast amount of methodologies, including survey design, recruitment and retention, exposure measurement, systematic literature review and meta-analysis, ecological studies, community-based participatory research and community engagement, prospective cohort studies, and randomized controlled trials. Dr. Wood has published over 55 abstracts and peer-reviewed papers on women’s health, noise exposure, exposure to greenness, asbestos, and ENDS and nicotine use.

“As a consultant, my goal is to provide the best service to my clients by applying high quality science and evidence-based solutions. As a scientist, my goal is to continue learning and growing through collaboration with interdisciplinary teams, and to never lose my curiosity or enthusiasm for human health and environmental research. As a human, my goal is to seek truth and justice through logic, and to show unbiased kindness and compassion to others.”

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