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Personal carbon monoxide exposures among firefighters at prescribed forest burns in the Southeastern United States

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Dr. Allison Stock is an internationally known toxicologist with 25 years of toxicological, epidemiological, regulatory, and environmental experience. Her background is supported by experience in the federal and state government as well as private industry (small and Fortune 500 companies).

Dr. Stock specializes in human health risk assessments combing both toxicological and epidemiological data. She has expertise in petrochemicals; pharmaceutical agents; environmental permitting; property transfer; environmental, social, and health impact assessments; inhalation toxicology; renal toxicology; drug and alcohol exposures; toxicological and epidemiological risk assessment; communicable and foodborne illnesses such as Legionella, Salmonellosis, and Pseudomonas infections; rapid needs assessments; emergency response; ambient and indoor air monitoring; occupational health and safety plans; and stakeholder communications.

Dr. Stock has served on both federal and industry working groups on air pollution issues such as particulate matter (PM2.5), benzene, carbon monoxide, and low sulfur diesel exhaust. She has also served as a corporate representative and an expert witness for litigation support. Dr. Stock has extensive experience in the evaluation of human health impact studies following environmental, occupational, and pharmaceutical exposures.

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