Bayard SP. Epidemiology of Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Lung Cancer. Presented at the Organization Resource Counsellors Meeting. Washington, D.C., August, 1991. Bayard SP. Quantitative Implications of the Use of Different Extrapolation Procedures for Low-Dose Cancer Risk Estimates from Exposure to 2,3,7,8 - TCDD. In Dioxin Perspectives. Bretthauer, Kraus and di Domanico editors. Plenum Press, 1991. pages 205-247. Adjunct Faculty at Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Nursing. Taught Biostatistics and Epidemiology in the Ph.D. Nursing Program. 2004-2005. EPA expert witness for Dioxin, testified in Vietnam Veteran’s Agent Orange Lawsuit. EPA expert witness for Environmental Tobacco Smoke, testified at hearings before U.S.Congress, U.S. OSHA, Maryland OSHA, State legislatures of Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, and several local jurisdictions; participated in press conferences and radio programs. 1993-1995 DOJ fact witness in the Tobacco Litigation Lawsuit. 2002. Graduate of U.S. Office of Personnel Management’s Executive Development Program, 1989. Course in Probabilistic Risk Assessment, Harvard University, 2002. (2.5 continuing Education Units). Course in Physiologically-Based-Pharmacokinetic Modeling, Colorado State University, 1992. OSHA Representative to National Academy of Sciences Federal Regulatory Liaison Committee. 2003.
Bayard SP. Epidemiology of Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Lung Cancer. Presented at the Organization Resource Counsellors Meeting. Washington, D.C., August, 1991. Bayard SP. Quantitative Implications of the Use of Different Extrapolation Procedures for Low-Dose Cancer Risk Estimates from Exposure to 2,3,7,8 - TCDD. In Dioxin Perspectives. Bretthauer, Kraus and di Domanico editors. Plenum Press, 1991. pages 205-247. Adjunct Faculty at Uniformed Services University of Health Sciences, Graduate School of Nursing. Taught Biostatistics and Epidemiology in the Ph.D. Nursing Program. 2004-2005. EPA expert witness for Dioxin, testified in Vietnam Veteran’s Agent Orange Lawsuit. EPA expert witness for Environmental Tobacco Smoke, testified at hearings before U.S.Congress, U.S. OSHA, Maryland OSHA, State legislatures of Maryland, Virginia, and Pennsylvania, and several local jurisdictions; participated in press conferences and radio programs. 1993-1995 DOJ fact witness in the Tobacco Litigation Lawsuit. 2002. Graduate of U.S. Office of Personnel Management’s Executive Development Program, 1989. Course in Probabilistic Risk Assessment, Harvard University, 2002. (2.5 continuing Education Units). Course in Physiologically-Based-Pharmacokinetic Modeling, Colorado State University, 1992. OSHA Representative to National Academy of Sciences Federal Regulatory Liaison Committee. 2003.