I am a reproductive immunotoxicologist by training who works at the intersection of toxicology and epidemiology. My work focuses on how chronic, low-dose environmental chemical exposures influence immune function, reproductive health, and early biological markers of disease. I specialize in interpreting human biomonitoring data and population-based datasets to understand real-world exposure patterns and health risk. My research examines endocrine-disrupting chemicals, pesticides, and other ubiquitous contaminants, with particular attention to vulnerable developmental windows and sex-specific effects. I regularly translate complex toxicological and epidemiologic evidence into clear, actionable insights for nontechnical audiences. This includes communicating uncertainty, biological plaus...