Curriculum Vitae

James L. Repace

James L. Repace

Curriculum Vitae, April 2013
Biophysicist
I have authored and co-authored 94 scientificpapers, of which 85 concern indoor air pollution
from secondhand smoke (SHS), with 2900
citations to my SHS work in the scientific
literature. I was an air pollution policy analyst andstaff scientist at the U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency in Washington, DC, from 1979 to 1998. I
have been in private practice as an international
secondhand smoke consultant for 14 years:<www.repace.com>.

Major accomplishments:•

Identified SHS as a major source of indoor air pollution, and the greatest source of
population exposure to respirable particulate air pollution (RSP), and developed
equations for its prediction, in a ground-breaking paper that attracted international
scientific attention (Repace & Lowrey, 1980).

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Estimated that 5000 lung cancer deaths per year were caused in the U.S. due topassive smoking in a risk assessment that achieved international media attention,
leading to major stories in the New York Times, USA Today, The Globe and Mail
(Canada), and interviews on CBS TV Evening News, Good Morning America,
Canada AM, and CNN, among many others (Repace and Lowrey, 1985a).

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Proposed the first health-based indoor air quality standard for SHS, relating SHS RSP
to lung cancer risk, demonstrating that ETS could not be controlled to within an
acceptable level of risk by ventilation, or air cleaning (Repace & Lowrey, 1985b).

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Initiated EPA’s policy interest in indoor air pollution in 1979. Funded the 1986
National Academy of Sciences Report on Environmental Tobacco Smoke, inspired
the 1986 Surgeon General’s Report on Involuntary Smoking, and initiated a study by
EPA’s Office of Research and Development which resulted in the 1992 EPA Risk
Assessment of Passive Smoking which concluded that SHS is a Class “A” or “known
human carcinogen.”•Developed the first equations for the prediction of the levels of SHS nicotine in air
and its metabolite, cotinine in the blood, urine and saliva of nonsmokers, andcalculated dose-response equations relating those levels to nonsmokers’ lung cancer
and heart disease mortality (Repace and Lowrey, 1993; Repace et al., 1998).

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Performed the first measurements of fine particle and carcinogen concentrationsin the hospitality industry before and after a statewide smoking ban, demonstrating thatSHS contributed 90% to 95% of the pollution levels, massively exceeding air pollution
levels served on a nearby major U.S. interstate highway during rush hour. The resultant
publicity yielded 540 million media impressions around the world, stimulating numerous
similar international studies subsequently (Repace, 2004).

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Derived the Rosetta Stone Equations for calculating personal air pollution exposures
to SHS from cotinine in blood, saliva, and urine (Repace, Al-Delaimy and Bernert,
2006).

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Assisted the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) of the U.S.
Dept. of Labor with the drafting of its proposed rule to regulate SHS and indoor air inworkplaces in 1994, and assisted OSHA with the planning and conduct of its
protracted and contentious public hearing during 1994-1995.

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Authored a chapter on modeling secondhand smoke in a Stanford University textbook
on Exposure Analysis (Repace, 2006). Co-authored a chapter implicating cigars as a“major and increasing source of indoor air pollution.” in the National Cancer InstituteMonograph on Cigar Smoking in the U.S.(Repace, Ott, and Klepeis, 1998). Authored
two chapters on Modeling and Measurement of SHS in an IARC monograph on
Passive Smoking (Repace, 1987a,b).

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For my contributions to the science and policy of SHS, In 1988 I received a Dr.
Luther L. Terry award from the U.S. Public Health Professional Association. In
1989, I was awarded the Surgeon General's Medallion from Dr. C. Everett Koop. In
1989 I also received recognition from the U.S. Dept. of Transportation for mycontributions to its study of ETS on Aircraft and in 1991, from the U.S. Dept. of
Health and Human Services Office of General Counsel for “extraordinary assistance”
with workplace smoking ban litigation.

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In 1994, I shared the Secretary of Labor’s Excellence Award, and OSHA’s Impact
Award for my work on OSHA’s Indoor Air Proposal. In 1998, I received a Lifetime
Achievement Award from the American Public Health Association, and in 2002, I
received a William Cahan Distinguished Professor Award from the Flight Attendant
Medical Research Institute, an Innovator Award from the Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation, and was a Visiting Assistant Clinical Professor at the Tufts University
School of Medicine from 2004 to 2011. I have been a consultant to the Dept. of
Civil and Environmental Engineering at Stanford University since 2006, working on
air pollution the casino industry, and in multi-unit housing.

•I have been invited to lecture at numerous national and international scientific andmedical meetings, and at many U.S. and foreign universities. I have been invited totestify before the U.S. Senate and the U.S. House of Representatives. I have served
as a consultant to the U.S. Department of Transportation, the World HealthOrganization, the National Research Council, the U.S. Department of Health &Human Services, and to the National Cancer Institute. I served on the Surgeon
General's National Advisory Committee on Smoking and Health during the tenure of
Dr. C. Everett Koop. I have served as a consultant to the governments of Australia,
New Zealand, Hong Kong, Canada, Chile, Ireland, The United Kingdom, The
Netherlands, Portugal, and Norway, as well as to numerous state and provincial
governments in the U.S. and Canada. I have testified before the parliaments of New
Zealand, Hong Kong, Canada, Ireland, and the UK.

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From 1979 to 1986, I worked at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency on thepolicy staff of the Assistant Administrator for Air and Radiation as a senior science
policy analyst on issues relating to incineration of hazardous wastes on land and sea,
ionizing and non-ionizing radiation, chemical hazards, and initiated EPA’s policy
interest in indoor air pollution. I inspired and served in EPA’s Indoor Air Division-2-

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From 1987 to 1998, defining its initial policy interest in SHS and sick buildings. I
also served in the Exposure Assessment Group of EPA’s Office of Research andDevelopment, working on exposure assessment of electromagnetic fields and internalradon dose from drinking water, in 1993. During 1994-95, I served on loan to the
U.S. Department of Labor in the Health Standards Division of the Occupational
Safety and Health Administration, working on OSHA’s proposed rule to regulate
SHS.
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Prior to service at EPA, I worked for 15 years as a research physicist on problems
relating to radiation effects in military electronics and applied nuclear physics inoceanography at the Naval Research Laboratory in Washington, DC, and as a
research associate in RCA’s David Sarnoff Research Center in Princeton, NJ, on
development of solid state blue light, selenium vidicons, and high vacuum
technology. As a health physicist at two New York hospitals, I performed in vivo andin vitro radiodiagnostic tests on patients, calibrated therapeutic and diagnostic x-ray
and cobalt radiation equipment, and lectured to the medical staff on radiation physics.

EDUCATION
Polytechnic Institute of Brooklyn, BSc. Physics, 1962; MSc. Physics 1968
Post-masters study in physics: University of Maryland 1969, Catholic University 1970-1972.
Scientific Panel MembershipFounding Member, Ad-hoc Interagency Committee on Indoor Air Quality 1979
Secretary, TT-7 Indoor Air Quality Committee, Air Pollution Control Association, 1982
Surgeon General’s National Advisory Panel on Smoking & Health, 1987-1989
World Health Organization Expert Advisory Panel on Tobacco or Health, 1987-Present
Scientific Peer-Review Panel, California Tobacco-Related Disease Program 1994 – 2001
Ad-hoc peer reviewer, National Cancer Institute, Cancer Epidemiology
Ad-hoc peer reviewer, California Tobacco Related Disease Program, Epidemiology panel
Ad-hoc peer reviewer Flight Attendant Medical Research Inst., Epidemiology panel
Associate Editor for Passive Smoking, Tobacco Control, 2000- 2003
Advisor, Tobacco Control Research & Policy Unit, Dept. of Community Medicine,
University of Hong Kong, 2002Other Memberships
American Physical Society 1964 - 1979
Air Pollution Control Association 1979-1986
American Association for the Advancement of Science 1976 – 1990
American Public Health Association 1996 –International Society for Exposure Analysis 1997 International Society of Indoor Air Quality and Climate 2002 American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air Conditioning Engineers 2003HONORS
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RCA David Sarnoff Laboratory Graduate Assistantship Award
Sigma Xi, National Research Society
Thomas Edison Fellowship, Naval Research Laboratory
WHO's WHO In Maryland
U.S. EPA Award for Exceptional Performance ($)
Dr. Luther L. Terry Award, U.S. Public Health Professional Assn
Surgeon General's Medallion, U.S. Public Health Service
Certificate of Appreciation, U.S. Department of Transportation.
Certificate of Appreciation, U.S. Dept of Health & Human Services
OSHA IMPACT Award, U.S. Dept. of Labor (IAQ Team Award)
U.S. Dept. of Labor Secretary’s Excellence Award (IAQ Team Award)-3-

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1995
1997
1998
1998
1998
1998
2002
2002
2002
2003
2003
2006

James L. Repace

U.S. OSHA Outstanding Performance Rating
WHO’S WHO In the East
Action on Smoking and Health Certificate of Appreciation
Americans for Nonsmokers’ Rights Plaque of Appreciation
Prince Georges’ County Civic Federation President’s Award
American Public Health Association, Lifetime Achievement Award
Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute Distinguished Professor Award ($)
Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor, Tufts University School of Medicine
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Innovator Award ($)
American Lung Association of Maryland Distinguished Service Award
Natl. Cancer Institute of Milan (Italy), Recognition for Excellence in Smoke Studies
Maryland GASP President’s Award for International Tobacco Control Efforts

PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE:

1963 Sr. Laboratory Technician Radioisotope Laboratory, Grasslands Hospital, N.Y.
1964 Jr. Physicist
Dept. of Physics, New York City Dept. of Hospitals,
New York, NY
1965-1968 Research Associate Insulator Physics Group, RCA David Sarnoff Lab.,
Princeton, NJ
1969-1971 Research Physicist Ocean Science Division, Naval Research Lab,
Washington, DC
1971-1979 Research Physicist Electronics Division, Naval Research Laboratory,
Washington, DC
1979-1986 Policy Analyst
Science Policy Staff ; Office of Air & Radiation,
U.S. EPA, Washington, DC
1986-1993 Policy Analyst
Indoor Air Division, Office of Radiation & Indoor air;U.S. EPA, Washington, DC
1993-1994 Physicist
Exposure Assessment Group, Office of Research &Development, U.S. EPA, Washington, DC
1994-1995 Policy Analyst
Health Standards Division, OSHA, U.S. Dept. of Labor,
Washington, DC
1995-1997 Policy Analyst
Indoor Air Division, Office of Radiation & Indoor air;U.S. EPA, Washington, DC
1998- Scientific Consultant
Repace Associates, Inc., Secondhand Smoke Consultants
Pre-1998 Work Experience
May 1995
toMarch 1998

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONAGENCY, Washington, DC. Analysis Branch,
Indoor Air Division, Office of Radiation &Indoor Air, Office of Air & Radiation

Senior technical staff, Indoor Air Division.
Responsible for risk assessment, science policy analysis and technical program
development of indoor pollutants. Major Accomplishments: independently developed forthe first time a steady-state pharmacokinetic Monte Carlo model relating airborne
nicotine and salivary cotinine to environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) workplace
exposure parameters and lung cancer risk. Reviewed for EPA: Health Effects of Low
Level Ozone; PM-10 Draft Criteria Document; EPA’s IAQ Diagnostic Manual;
ASHRAE Handbook; EPA Carpet Brochure. Critically reviewed Congressional
Research Service Passive Smoking Report & Participated in Workshop. For 1995, six
scientific papers published.
January 1994
toMay 1995

OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY & HEALTH
ADMINISTRATION, U.S. DEPARTMENTOF LABOR, Washington, D.C. HealthStandards Directorate Office of Health-4-August, 13

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Standards and Promulgation [On detail from
U.S. EPA.]
Member, OSHA Indoor Air Quality Team.
Helped draft language in proposed Indoor Air Quality (IAQ) rule and preamble toregulate environmental tobacco smoke (ETS) and other indoor pollutants [Indoor Air
Quality, Proposed Rule 29 CFR 1910, 1915, 1926, 1928, 5 April 1994]. Provided expert
consultation on ETS and IAQ hazard assessment, exposure assessment, health effects,
and risk assessment issues. Served as OSHA panel member for IAQ Hearings from
September 1994 - March 1995. Helped the Solicitor's Office select and prepare OSHA
expert witnesses. Received "Outstanding" performance rating; awarded the U.S.
Department of Labor Exceptional Achievement Award and OSHA's Excellence Award
given to the Indoor Air Quality Team for development of the proposed IAQ rule.
Independently developed for the first time a steady-state pharmacokinetic model relating
salivary cotinine to ETS workplace exposure parameters and lung cancer risk.
March. 1993
toJanuary 1994

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONAGENCY Washington, D.C. Exposure
Assessment Group, Office of Health &Environmental Assessment, Office of
Research and Development -- on detail.

On sabbatical as exposure analyst in the Exposure Assessment Methods Branch.
Worked on exposure assessment of radon in drinking water, electromagnetic fields,
pesticide re-entry, and real-time monitoring of environmental pollutants. Helped write
draft EMF Guidance. Independently developed and published for the first time a steadystate pharmacokinetic model relating plasma and urinary cotinine to environmental
tobacco smoke exposure, and a nicotine-based indoor air quality standard forenvironmental tobacco smoke (ETS) in the workplace. Published a calculation whichshowed that dietary nicotine must be insignificant compared to ETS as a source of plasma
cotinine.

Sept.1986
toMarch 1993

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY*,
Washington, D.C., Senior Analyst, Analysis Branch,
Indoor Air Division, Office of Atmospheric & Indoor Air
Programs, Office of Air & Radiation, Washington, DC
20460.

Senior technical staff, Indoor Air Program. Responsible forrisk assessment, science policy analysis and technical program development of indoor
pollutants. Major independently developed projects: Wrote initial draft starting Agency
risk assessment of environmental tobacco smoke (ETS), later taken over by Office of
Research & Development. Conceived, co-edited, and co-authored 228-page EPA
Compendium of Technical Issues on Environmental Tobacco Smoke, jointly with several
Agencies of the U.S. Public Health Service: National Cancer Institute, National Heart,
Lung, and Blood Institute, Office on Smoking & Health, Office of Disease Prevention &Health Promotion. Initiated an Interdisciplinary Handbook for the Prevention of Sick
Buildings. Drafted two Indoor Air Facts public information pamphlets for the Indoor Air
Division: Ventilation and Air Quality in Office Buildings (Indoor Air Facts # 3) and
Environmental Tobacco Smoke (Indoor Air Facts # 5) .

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Awarded U.S. Surgeon General's Medallion for my work on passive
smoking. Awarded Certificate of Appreciation for "significant contributions" as amember of the Department of Transportation interagency oversight committee (CEER
Panel) on airliner cabin air quality. Awarded Certificate of Appreciation for"extraordinary assistance" as an expert witness to the Department of Health and Human
Services in workplace smoking ban litigation. Reappointed as Scientific Consultant to theWorld Health Organisation Tobacco or Health Program (Geneva) for the 3rd time. My
risk assessment model for lung cancer risk from passive smoking used as one of two to
calculate risks of passive smoking on aircraft in U.S. Department of Transportation reporton Airliner Cabin Air Quality. Authored two chapters for IARC monograph on Passive
Smoking. Testified by invitation before the House Aviation Subcommittee Hearing on
Airliner Cabin Air Quality on risk assessment of passive smoking for flight attendants,
which contributed to 6-hr ban on smoking on passenger aircraft. Currently advising FAA
on risks to cockpit crew. Assisted passive smoking effort at OSHA, passive smoking
research at Univ. of California. Represented program on numerous occasions in a variety
of presentations to national and international electronic and print media and audiences.
Lectured at numerous national and international conferences and universities in the U.S.
and abroad.

August 1982
toSeptember 1986U.S.
ENVIRONMENTAL
PROTECTIONAGENCY, Washington, D.C. Science Policy Staff,
Office of Policy Analysis and Review, Office of Air,
Noise, and Radiation, Washington, DC 20460.

Member, policy staff of the Assistant Administrator
for Air and Radiation. Responsible for scientific and policy review of air and radiation
regulations, emphasis on cross-media problems such as incineration at sea, sewage
sludge incineration. Had substantial input into risk assessment and proposed regulation offormaldehyde emissions from particle board and methanol-fueled vehicles. Made policy
review of all proposed radiation regulations, including occupational radiation. guidance,
radio-frequency guidance, low level radioactive waste, active and inactive mill tailings,
and indoor radon guidance. Worked on special projects involving high-visibility air
regulatory waiver applications. Made significant substantive contributions to Indoor Air
Strategy paper for Agency Air Toxics Strategy; drafted and coordinated Agency
response to Congressional Indoor Air Questions. Served as project officer on EPA/NAS
Passive Smoking Study.
Independently developed quantitative risk assessment of environmental tobaccosmoke . Testified on nonsmokers' lung cancer risk in both U.S. Senate and House ofRepresentatives. Served as reviewer of 1984 Surgeon General's Report and as Alternate
EPA Delegate to Surgeon General's National Advisory Committee on Smoking and
Health. Served as Technical Advisor, National Academy of Sciences Committees on
Airliner Cabin Air Quality and Passive Smoking; Consultant to World HealthOrganization on Airliner Cabin Air Quality, and to International Agency for Research on
Cancer. Served as Executive Secretary of Indoor Air Quality Committee of APCA;
chaired session on health effects.

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August 1982
toAugust 1984

James L. Repace

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONAGENCY, Washington, D.C. Senior Staff, Office of
Policy & Evaluation, Office of Air and Radiation,
Washington, DC 20460.

On the policy staff of the Assistant
Administrator. Reviewed proposed air and radiation regulations; engaged in regulatory
policy development for hazardous air pollutant risk assessment. Major input: Air
Toxics Strategy, Radionuclides, Benzene, Arsenic regulations; management analysis,
Office of Radiation Programs. Developed initial guidance from air office to research
office on indoor air pollution research strategy; worked on risks of hazardous waste
incineration, unleaded gasoline, sewage sludge incineration, and passive smoking.
Testified in House of Representatives Hearing on Indoor Air Pollution.
April l979
toAugust 1982

U.S. ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTIONAGENCY, Washington, D.C. Senior Staff,
Office of Policy Analysis, Office of Air,
Noise, and Radiation, Washington, DC 20460

On the policy staff of the Assistant Administrator
for the nation’s air, noise, and radiation programs. Worked independently or at thedirection of the Office Director or the Assistant Administrator on a broad range of issues
involving hazardous and criteria pollutants, radiation, and risk and exposure assessment.
Responsibilities included discovery of long-range issues which might affect the agency;
critique of technical, scientific, or policy work of other organizations; and liaison with avariety of governmental or private interests. Major achievements included initiating
EPA's policy interest in indoor air pollution; becoming the Agency contact person for all
substantive indoor air questions. Published the first scientific paper identifying tobaccosmoke as the predominant source of indoor air pollution. Published the first scientificpaper estimating that 5000 American nonsmokers died annually from lung cancer due
passive smoking at home and at work.

August 1969
toApril 1979

U.S. NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Research Physicist, Solid State Devices BranchElectronics Division, Washington, DC 20375

Executed scientific research in nuclear and solidstate physics, materials science, computer technology, lasers, and semiconductor device
structures aimed at producing nuclear radiation-resistant electronic devices. Produced 5
research papers for presentation at national conferences and for publication in peerreviewed journals, as well as negotiating and monitoring contracts for radiationhardening research with governmental, university, and corporate research laboratories.
Major achievements included discovery of negative interfacial charge layer in silicon-onsapphire structure (patent disclosure), development of in-house laser scanning, automatedcapacitance-voltage and ion-current measurement, and a space-radiation dosimeter for
space satellites. Served as the Branch delegate to the NRL laboratory safety committee.

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February 1968
toAugust 1969

James L. Repace

U.S. NAVAL RESEARCH LABORATORY
Research Physicist, Nuclear Oceanography Branch,
Ocean Science Division, Washington, DC 20375

Executed scientific research in nuclear activation
analysis using nuclear reactors, linear accelerators, and cyclotrons. Major achievement
was making precise measurements of the half-lives of radionuclides of calcium,magnesium, and potassium in an investigation of the trace-element ratios of fossil andextant barnacles as part of a research program to determine the salinity of paleolithic
seas.
October 1964
toFebruary 1968

DAVID SARNOFF RESEARCH CENTER, RCA
LABORATORIES. Research Associate, Materials
Research Laboratory, Princeton, NJ.

Supported basic and applied research into thephoto-magneto-electronic properties of insulators and vidicon applications. Primary
responsibility was planning experiments and designing and constructing specialized
apparatus. Major achievements were development of devices for flash vacuum
evaporation of selenium-tellurium-arsenic to achieve stoichiometric thin films on quartz
substrates; crystal growth under high vacuum from 77oK to 300o K; interferometricmeasurement of thin-film deposition; and deposition of molten alkali metals on vacuumetched anthracene. These contributions helped make possible the first solid-state blue
light.
October 1963
to
October 1964

FRANCIS DELAFIELD HOSPITAL, Jr. Physicist,
Physics Department, New York City Department of
Hospitals, New York, NY.

Responsibilities ranged from consulting to medical
staff in radiation physics, providing calibration services, radiation safety, and appliedresearch. Major achievements were responsibility for monitoring doses to patientsduring surgical implantation of radium for treatment of uterine carcinoma; calibration ofcobalt and x-ray therapy equipment; and derivation of isodose distribution curves for
Co60 radiotherapy machines. The position was filled by competitive examination.
June 1963
to
October 1963

GRASSLANDS HOSPITAL
Senior Laboratory Technician
Laboratory for Nuclear Medicine
Westchester County Department of Hospitals
Valhalla, NY

Responsibilities included performing radio-diagnostic tests upon patients,
assisting in medical research, and lecturing medical residents on mathematics andmedical radiation physics. I operated with a high degree of autonomy, performing tests
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pipetted the solutions to the correct dosage, calibrated the instruments, and calculated thetest results for presentation to the supervisory physician.

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PUBLICATIONS
l. Repace JL. Precision Measurements of the Half-Lives of 38K, 49Ca, and 27Mg,
RADIOCHIMICA ACTA l4: 46- (l970).
2. Meijer PHE and Repace JL. Phase Shifts of the Three-Dimensional Spherically Symmetrical
Square Well Potential, AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PHYSICS 43: 428- (l975).
3. Repace JL. Radiation Induced Increase in Mobile Sodium in MOS Capacitors, IEEE
TRANSACTIONS ON NUCLEAR SCIENCE NS-24: 2088- (l977).
4. Repace JL. The Effect of Ionizing Radiation on Mobile Ion Current Peaks in MOS
Capacitors", IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRON DEVICES ED-25: 492- (l978).
5. Repace JL and Goodman AM. The Effect of Process Variations on Interfacial and RadiationInduced Charge in Silicon-on-Sapphire Capacitors. IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON ELECTRON DEVICES
ED-25: 978- (l978).
6. Repace JL. Radiation Effects in Ion-Implanted SOS Capacitors with Negative Charge. IEEE
TRANSACTIONS ON NUCLEAR SCIENCE NS-25: l450- (l978).
7. Tseng WF, Repace JL, Hughes HL, and Christou A. Silicon-on-Sapphire Films with Negativeand Positive Interfacial Charges. THIN SOLID FILMS 82: 2l3- (l98l).
8. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Indoor Air Pollution, Tobacco Smoke, and Public Health.
SCIENCE 208: 464-474 (l980).
9. Repace JL, Ott WR, and Wallace LA. Total Human Exposure to Air Pollution. Proceedingsof the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association, June 22, 27, l980,
Montreal.
10. Repace JL. The Problem of Passive Smoking. BULLETIN OF THE NEW YORKACADEMY OF MEDICINE 57: 936-946 (l98l).
l1. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Nonsmokers and Cigarette Smoke: A Modified Perception of
Risk. SCIENCE 2l5: l97 (l982).
l2. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Tobacco Smoke, Ventilation, and Indoor Air Quality.
ASHRAE TRANSACTIONS 88: Part I, 895-914 (l982).
l3. Repace JL. Indoor Air Pollution. ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL 8: 21-36 (l982).
14. Repace JL, Seba DB, Lowrey AH, and Gregory TW. Effect of Negative Ion Generators on
Ambient Tobacco Smoke. JOURNAL OF CLINICAL ECOLOGY 2: 90 (1984).

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15. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Modeling Exposure of Nonsmokers To Ambient Tobacco
Smoke", Proceedings of the 76th Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association,
Atlanta, June 20-24, l983.
16. Repace JL. Tobacco Smoke and the Nonsmoker. Proceedings of The 5th World Conference
on Smoking & Health, Winnipeg, Canada, July 10-15, l983.
17. Repace JL. Consistency of Research Data on Passive Smoking and Lung Cancer. J.L.
Repace, THE LANCET (ii): 3 March l984, p. 506.
18. Repace JL. Effect of Ventilation on Passive Smoking in a model Workplace", Proceedingsof an Engineering Foundation Conference on Management of Atmospheres in Tightly Enclosed
Spaces, Santa Barbara, Oct. 17-21, 1983, American Society of Heating, Refrigerating, and Air
Conditioning Engineers, Atlanta, 1984.
19. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. A Quantitative Estimate of Nonsmokers' Lung Cancer Risk
From Passive Smoking. ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL 11: 3-22 (1985).
20. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. An Indoor Air Quality Standard For Ambient Tobacco Smokebased on Carcinogenic risk. N.Y. STATE JOURNAL OF MEDICINE: 85: 381-383 (1985).
21. Repace JL. Risks of Passive Smoking. Chapter 1, in To Breathe Freely, Risk, Consent, andAir, Maryland Studies in Public Philosophy, Edited by M. Gibson, Center for Philosophy andPublic Policy, University of Maryland; Rowman and Allenheld, Totowa, N.J., 1985.
22. Repace JL. Passive Smoking has no place in the workplace (Editorial) CANADIANMEDICAL ASSOCIATION JOURNAL, 133: 737-738, Oct 15, 1985.
23. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. A Rebuttal To Criticism of 'A Quantitive Estimate ofNonsmokers' Lung Cancer Risk From Passive Smoking'. ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL
12: 33-38 (1985).
24. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. A Rebuttal To Criticism of the Phenomenological Model ofNonsmokers' Lung Cancer Risk from Passive Smoking. ENVIRONMENTALCARCINOGENESIS REVIEWS (Journal of Environmental Science and Health), pt C(4) 225235 (1986).
25. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Indoor Air Quality inModern Office Work Environments," (Editorial) JOURNAL OF OCCUPATIONALMEDICINE, 29: 628-629 (1987).
26. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Predicting the Lung Cancer Risk From Domestic Passive
Smoking. (letter) AMERICAN REVIEW OF RESPIRATORY DISEASE, 136: 1308 (1987).
27. Repace JL. Indoor concentrations of environmental tobacco smoke: models dealing witheffects of ventilation and room size", Ch. 3, IARC Scientific Publications no.81, Environmental-11-

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Carcinogens--Selected Methods of Analysis--Volume 9 Passive Smoking; I.K. O'Neill, K.D.
Brunnemann, B. Dodet & D. Hoffmann, International Agency for Research on Cancer,
World, Health Organization, United Nations Environment Programme, Lyon, France, (1987).
28. Repace JL. Indoor concentrations of environmental tobacco smoke: field surveys".
J.L.Repace, Ch. 10, IARC Scientific Publications no. 81, Environmental Carcinogens--Selected
Methods of Analysis--Volume 9 Passive Smoking; I.K. O'Neill, K.D. Brunnemann, B. Dodet &D. Hoffman, International Agency for Research on Cancer, World, Health Organization, United
Nations Environment Programme, Lyon, France, (1987).
29. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Comment on 'Estimation of Effect of Environmental Tobacco
Smoke on Air Quality within Passenger Cabins of Commercial Aircraft'". (letter)
ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY 22: 1238 (1988).
29A. Repace JL, Lowrey AH. Modeling and measurement of aerosol and nicotine fromenvironmental tobacco smoke", Proceedings of the Annual meeting of the American Association
for Aerosol Research, Chapel Hill, NC, October 10-13, 1988.
30. Repace JL. Passive smoking is risky. JOURNAL OF THE AMERICAN MEDICALWOMEN'S ASSOCIATION 44: 50-54 (1989).
31. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Environmental tobacco smoke in the cabins of commercial
aircraft." (Letter) JOURNAL OF THE NATIONAL CANCER INSTITUTE 81: 1425-1426(1989).
32. Repace JL. Workplace restrictions on passive smoking: justification on the basis of cancer
risk." In: Harper, JP, Ed., Transactions of an international specialty conference (Air Pollution
Control Association)-- Combustion processes and quality of the indoor environment. Niagara
Falls, NY pp. 333-347 (1989).
33. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Rebuttal to Lee and Katzenstein’s commentary on passive
smoking risk. (Letter) ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL 16:182-183 (1990).
34. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Risk Assessment Methodologies in passive smoking-induced
lung cancer. RISK ANALYSIS, 10: 27-37, (1990).
35. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Observational vs extrapolative models in estimating mortality
from passive smoking. (Letter) J.L. Repace and A.H. Lowrey, ENVIRONMENT
INTERNATIONAL 17: 386-387 (1991).
36. Repace JL. "Workshop Comments on Benefits and drawbacks of natural and mechanicalventilation systems," p. 72. "Workshop Comments on How to design low energy buildings andavoid health and comfort problems, p. 66-67. "Workshop Comments on The dramatic changes
in recommended outdoor air rates - what are the rational motives and consequences," p. 132133. In: Healthy Buildings '88, vol 4. Conclusions and recommendations for healthier-12-

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Sweden, June 1991.
37. Repace JL. Are Indoor Air Quality Standards Needed? p. 153-159. In: Healthy Buildings'88, vol 4. Conclusions and recommendations for healthier buildings. B. Berglund, T. Lindvall,
Eds. Swedish Council for Building Research, Stockholm, Sweden, June 1991.
38. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Does ventilation really control tobacco smoke in offices?
ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL 18: 311-314 (1992).
39. Repace JL. Is the dose -response curve between tobacco smoke exposure and lung cancer
really linear from active smoking to passive smoking?" (letter) ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL
18: 427-429 (1992).
40. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Issues and answers on passive smoking in the workplace:rebutting tobacco industry arguments. TOBACCO CONTROL, 1: 208-219 (1992).
41. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Passive Smoking and the Tobacco Industry." (Letter) TOBACCOCONTROL, 2: 56 (1993).
42. Lowrey AH, Kantor S, and Repace JL. Indoor and Outdoor Respirable Suspended
Particulates in Budapest, Hungary. Proceedings of the 6th International Conference on Indoor
Air Pollution, Helsinki, Finland, July 4-8, 1993.
43. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. An enforceable indoor air quality standard for environmental
tobacco smoke in the workplace. RISK ANALYSIS, 13:463-475 (1993).
44. Repace JL. Tobacco Smoke Pollution." J.L. Repace, Chapter 7 in Nicotine Addiction,
Principles and Management, T. Orleans and J. Slade, Ed.s, Oxford University Press, New York,1993.
45. Repace JL, A Book Review of The Chemistry of Environmental Tobacco Smoke:
Composition & Measurement. by MR Guerin, RA Jenkins, and BA Tomkins. TOBACCOCONTROL 2: 339-340 (1993).
46. Repace JL. Dietary nicotine won't mislead on passive smoking ... BRITISH MEDICALJOURNAL, 308/6920 (1 Jan) 61-62 (1994).
47. Repace JL. Risk management of passive smoking at home and at work. ST. LOUISUNIVERSITY PUBLIC LAW REVIEW, XIII (2) 763-785 (1994).
48. Shopland DR, Hartman AM, Repace JL, and Lynn WR. Smoking behavior, workplacepolicies, and public opinion regarding smoking restrictions in Maryland. MARYLAND MEDICALJOURNAL 44: 977-982 (1995).

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49. Lowrey AH, Wallace LA, Kantor S, and Repace JL. Concentrations of combustion
particulates in outdoor and indoor environments. Chapter 10 in Combustion Efficiency and Air
Quality, T. Vidóczy and I. Hargittai, Eds. Plenum Publishers. N.Y. pp 175-211 (1995).
50. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. A rebuttal to tobacco industry criticism of an enforceableindoor air quality standard for environmental tobacco smoke... . RISK ANALYSIS 15: 7-13 (1995).
51. Repace JL. The Clean Air Case Against Smoking. In: Round Table: “Smokers: why dothey start and continue?” WORLD HEALTH FORUM, 16, # 1: 13-16, January 1995.
52. Repace JL. Tobacco, history, and the AMA. (Letter) THE LANCET, 19 August 1995.
53. Repace JL. Indoor air pollution and multiple chemical sensitivity. Proc. Occupational Safety& Health ‘95 Conference and Trade Show, Toronto, Ontario, Oct. 2-4, 1995.
54. Repace JL, and Lowrey AH. Environmental Tobacco Smoke: Allegations of Scientific
Misconduct. ENVIRONMENT INTERNATIONAL (Letter) Environment International 22:268-270(1996).
55. Repace JL, Jinot J, Bayard S, Emmons K, and Hammond SK. Air nicotine and saliva
cotinine as indicators of passive smoking exposure and risk. Risk Analysis 18: 71-83 (1998).
56. Repace JL, Ott WR, and Klepeis NE. Indoor Air Pollution from Cigar Smoke. Chapter 5, In
Smoking and Tobacco Control Monograph 9. Cigars - Health Effects and Trends. National
Institutes of Health, National Cancer Institute, Bethesda, MD (1998).
57. Klepeis NE, Ott WR, and Repace JL. The effect of cigar smoking on indoor levels of carbon
monoxide and particles. Journal of Exposure Analysis and Environmental Epidemiology 9:1-14(1999).
58. Repace JL. Banning outdoor smoking is scientifically justifiable. (Invited review) Tobacco
Control 9:98 (2000).
59. Baker F, Dye JT, Stuart R, Ainsworth MA, Crammer C, Thun M, Hoffmann D, Repace J,
Henningfield J, Slade J, Pinney J, Shanks T, Burns B, Connally G, Shopland D. Cigar smoking
health risks: state of the science. JAMA 284:735-740 (2000).
60. Johnson KC and Repace JL. Lung cancer and passive smoking - Turning over the wrong
stone. BMJ 321 (7270) 1221 (2000).
61. Mannino DM, Moorman JE, Kingsley B, Rose D, and Repace J. Health effects
related to environmental tobacco smoke exposure in children in the United States. Data
from the Third National Health & Nutrition Examination Survey. Archives of Pediatric& Adolescent Medicine 155:36-41 (2001).

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62. Muggli ME, Forster JL, Hurt RD, and Repace JL. The smoke you don’t see: uncovering
tobacco industry scientific strategies aimed against environmental tobacco smoke policies.
American Journal of Public Health, 91: 1419-1423 (2001).
63. Mannino DM, Caraballo R, Benowitz N, and Repace J. Predictors of cotinine levels in US
children - data from the third national health and nutrition examination survey. Chest 120:718724 (2001).
64. Repace JL. Effects of passive smoking on coronary circulation. (letter) JAMA. 287 #3, 316317, January 16, 2002.
65. Mannino DM, Albalak R, Grosse S, Repace J. Second-hand smoke exposure and blood leadlevels in U.S. children. Epidemiology 14: 719-727 (2003).
66. Repace JL. Flying the Smoky Skies: Secondhand Smoke Exposure of FlightAttendants. Tobacco Control 13(Suppl 1):i8-i19 (2004).
67. Muggli ME, Forster JL, Hurt RD, and Repace JL. The Tobacco Industry’s Political
Efforts to Derail the EPA Report on ETS. Am J Prev Med 26(2):167–177 (2004).
68. Repace JL. Respirable Particles and Carcinogens in the Air of Delaware Hospitality
Venues Before and After a Smoking Ban. Journal of Occupational and Environmental
Medicine, 46:887-905 (2004).
69. Travers MJ, KM Cummings, A Hyland, J Repace, S Babb, T Pechacek, PhD, R
Caraballo. Indoor Air Quality in Hospitality Venues Before and After Implementation ofa Clean Indoor Air Law — Western New York, 2003. MMWR Vol. 53 / No. 44 1038104, November 12, 2004.
70. Hyde JN, Brugge D, Repace J, Rand W. Assessment of sources of second handsmoke exposure in a putatively non-exposed population. Archives of Environmental
Health, 59: 553-557 (2004).
71. Repace JL. Controlling Tobacco Smoke Pollution. Technical Feature, ASHRAE IAQ
Applications: 6, #3, 11-15 (2005).
72. Mulcahy M, Evans DS, Hammond SK, Repace JL and Byrne M. Secondhand smoke
exposure and risk following the Irish smoking ban: an assessment of salivary cotinine
concentrations in hotel workers and air nicotine levels in bars. Tobacco Control 14: 384388 (2005).
73. Repace J. Reply on Environmental Tobacco Smoke (ETS) Exposure in Florence
Hospitality Venues Before and After the Smoking Ban in Italy. (Letter). JOEM 47:1210(2005).

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74. Repace JL, Al-Delaimy WK, Bernert JT. Correlating Atmospheric and BiologicalMarkers in Studies of Secondhand Tobacco Smoke Exposure and Dose in Children and
Adults. JOEM 48: 181-194 (2006).
75. Leavell NR, Muggli ME, Hurt RD, and Repace JL. Blowing Smoke – British
American Tobacco's Air Filtration Scheme and the UK Public Places Charter on
Smoking. BMJ 332;227-229 (2006).
76. Hedley AJ, McGhee SM, Repace JL, Wong L-C, Yu YSM, Wong T-W, Lam T-H.
Risks for heart disease and lung cancer from passive smoking by workers in the catering
industry. Toxicological Sciences 90(2), 539–548 (2006).
77. Repace JL. and Johnson KC. Can Displacement Ventilation Control Secondhand
ETS? Technical Feature, ASHRAE IAQ Applications, 7: 1-6 (Fall, 2006).
78. Hyde J, Brugge D, Repace J, Hamlett J, Rand W, and Haley N. Worker Exposure to
Environmental Tobacco Smoke in Smoking-Restricted Restaurants and Bars. Ch. 14, In:
Passive Smoking and Health Research. ISBN: 1-60021-382-0, Editor: N.A. Jeorgensen,
pp. - © 2006 Nova Science Publishers, Inc.
79. Repace J, Hughes E, and Benowitz N. Exposure to Secondhand Smoke Air
Pollution Assessed from Bar Patrons’ Urine Cotinine. Nicotine and Tobacco Research 8:
701-711 (2006).
80. Repace JL, Hyde JN, Brugge D. Air Pollution in Boston Bars Before and After a
Smoking Ban. Open Acess, on-line journal: <http://www.biomedcentral.com/14712458/6/266>, BMC Public Health 2006, 6:266 (27 Oct 2006).
81. Repace JL. Exposure to Secondhand Smoke. Chapter 9, In: Exposure Analysis, W
Ott, A Steinemann, and L Wallace, Eds. CRC Press (2007).
82. Bauer U, Juster H, Hyland A, Farrelly M, Engelen M, Weitzenkamp D, Repace J,
Babb, S. Reduced Secondhand Smoke Exposure After Implementation of aComprehensive Statewide Smoking Ban — New York, June 26, 2003–June 30, 2004,
MMWR 56, No. 28: 705-706 (2007).
83. Repace JL. Book Chapter: How Social Policy Can Foster Advances in Addiction
Treatment: Tobacco Smoke Pollution and the Hospitality Industry as an Example. In:
Drug Addiction Treatment in the 21st Century: Science and Policy Issues. JE
Henningfield, PB Santora, and WK Bickel, Eds. Johns Hopkins University Press.
(2007).
84. Lee, K., Hahn, E.J., Okoli, C.T.C., Repace, J., Troutman, A. Differential impact ofsmoke-free laws on indoor air quality. Journal of Environmental Health 70:24-70 (2008).

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85. Repace JL. Benefits of smoke-free regulations in outdoor settings: beaches, golfcourses, parks, patios, and in motor vehicles. William Mitchell Law Review 34(4):16211638 (2008).
86. Repace JL. Secondhand Smoke in Pennsylvania Casinos: A Study of Nonsmokers’
Exposure, Dose, and Risk. American Journal of Public Health 99: 1478–1485 (2009).
87. Jiang RT, Cheng K-C, Acevedo-Bolton V, Klepeis NE, Repace JL, Ott WR, andHildemann LM. Measurement of Fine Particles and Smoking Activity in a Statewide
Survey of 36 California Indian Casinos. Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental
Epidemiology: 21, 31-41 (2010) doi:10.1038/jes.2009.75. online, open access.
88. Repace JL, Jiang RT, Cheng K-C, Acevedo-Bolton V, Klepeis NE, Ott WR, andHildemann LM. Fine Particle and Secondhand Smoke Air Pollution Exposures and Risks
Inside 66 US Casinos. Environmental Research 111 (2011) 473–484.
89. Lu SQ, Fielding R, Hedley AJ, Wong L-C, Lai HK, Wong CM, Repace JL, McGhee
SM. Secondhand Smoke (SHS) Exposures: Workplace Exposures, Related Perceptionsof SHS Risk, and Reactions to Smoking in Catering Workers in Smoking and Nonsmoking Premises. Nicotine & Tobacco Research Nicotine & Tobacco Research (2011)13 (5): 344-352.
90. Lai HK, Hedley AJ, Repace JL, So C, Lu QY, McGhee SM, Fielding R. Lung
function and exposure to workplace secondhand smoke during exemptions from smoking
ban legislation - an exposure response relationship based on indoor PM2.5 and urinary
cotinine levels. Thorax 66:615-623 (2011). Published Online First: 6 May 2011.

91. Apelberg BJ, Hepp LM, Avila-Tang E, Gundel L, Hammond SK, Hovell MF Hyland
A, Klepeis NE, Madsen CC, Navas-Acien A, Repace J, Samet JM, Breysse PN.
Environmental monitoring of secondhand smoke exposure. Tobacco Control (2012).
doi:10.1136/tobaccocontrol-2011-050301, open access.
92. Repace J, Zhang B, Bondy SJ, Benowitz N, Ferrence F. Air Quality, Mortality, andEconomic Benefits of a Smoke-Free Workplace Law for Non-Smoking Ontario Bar
Workers. Indoor Air 2013; 23: 93–104.
93. Dacunto PJ, Cheng K-C, Acevedo-Bolton V, Klepeis NE, Repace JL, Ott WR,
Hildemann LM. Identifying and quantifying secondhand smoke in multiunit homes withtobacco smoke odor complaints. Atmospheric Environment 2013; 71:399-407.
94. Dacunto PJ, Cheng K-C, Acevedo-Bolton V, Jiang R-T, Klepeis NE, Repace JL, Ott
WR, Hildemann LM. Identifying and quantifying secondhand smoke in source andreceptor rooms: logistic regression and chemical mass balance approaches. Indoor Air
2013, Apr 30. doi: 10.1111/ina.12049. [Epub ahead of print].
95. Dacunto PJ, Cheng KC, Acevedo-Bolton V, Jiang RT, Klepeis NE, Repace JL, Ott-17-

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WR, Hildemann LM. Real-time particle monitor calibration factors and PM2.5 emission
factors for multiple indoor sources. Environ Sci Process Impacts. 2013 Jul 24;15(8):1511-9. doi: 10.1039/c3em00209h.

REPORTS(1). Repace JL. The Cigarette Wars. Pro & Con: The verdict of science: secondhand smoke kills.
<Intellectual Capitol.com> Vol. 3 Issue 14 April 2-8, 1998.
(2). Repace JL, Kawachi I, and Glantz SA. Fact Sheet on Secondhand Smoke.. 20-page Internet
Review Paper prepared for GlobaLink, a membership-only internet service of the UICC Union
Internationale Contre le Cancer (International Union Against Cancer) Geneva, Suisse. 23
February 1999. <www.repace.com>.
(3). Repace JL. Can Ventilation Control Secondhand Smoke in the Hospitality Industry?
Prepared for the California Cancer Registry, Tobacco Control Section, California
Department of Health. April 6, 2000: www.repace.com ; see also:
www.dhs.ca.gov/tobacco/documents/FedOHSHAets.pdf.
(4). Hedley AJ, McGhee SM, Repace JL, Wong TW, Yu MYS, Chan AYW, Lam TH, Lo PCK,Tsang M, Wong LC, Chan ALN, Ng ESL, and Janghorbani M. Passive smoking and risks forheart disease and cancer in Hong Kong catering workers 2001. Report # 8, Hong Kong Council
on Smoking and Health. http://www.info.gov.hk/hkcosh/download/en_download01.htm#pointA.
(5). Repace JL. 2003. An Air Quality Survey of Respirable Particles and Particulate
Carcinogens in Northern Delaware Hospitality Venues Before and After a Smoking Ban. Reportfor the IMPACT Delaware Tobacco Prevention Coalition. www.repace.com.
(6). Repace JL. 2003. A Killer on the Loose. An Action on Smoking and Health Special
Investigation into the threat of passive smoking in the U.K. workforce.
http://www.ash.org.uk ; www.repace.com.
(7). Repace JL. 2003. Passive Smoking Risks: From Pollution, Not Bias. (2 December 2003)
BMJ Online, Rapid Responses; http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/eletters/327/7413/503-a#37052.
(8). Repace JL. Cotinine, Questionnaires, and Passive Smoking Risks. BMJ Online,
Rapid Responses; http://bmj.bmjjournals.com/cgi/eletters/329/7471/918-b (15October 2004).
(9). Repace, J.L.; Homer, M. Laramie Wyoming Bar Patron Cotinine Study: A Report to
the Wyoming Department of Health, Substance Abuse Division. Laramie, WY: Universityof Wyoming, Wyoming Survey & Analysis Center. WYSAC Technical Report, No.
CHES-517. URL:
<http://www.uwyo.edu/wysac/HealthEducation/Tobacco/docs/Laramie,%20Wyoming%2
0Ba r%20Patron%20Cotinine%20Study.pdf>(10). Repace JL. Enstrom & Kabat's Exposure Assessment Flawed. BMJ Online, Rapid
Responses;25 January 2006.
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James L. Repace(11). Repace JL. Air Quality in Virginia's Hospitality Industry. A report prepared for
Virginians for a Healthy Future, January 2006.
(12). Repace JL. Cotinine and risk. A reply to Mr. Cody. 28 September 2006. BMJ
Online, Rapid Responses; http://bmj.com/cgi/eletters/326/7398/1057#142893.
(13). Repace JL. SECONDHAND SMOKE AIR POLLUTION IN PENNSYLVANIA HOSPITALITYVENUES. Prepared for The Pennsylvania Alliance to Control Tobacco
American Lung Association of Pennsylvania, November 24, 2006.
(14). Repace JL. SECONDHAND SMOKE IN PENNSYLVANIA CASINOS A STUDY OFNONSMOKERS’ EXPOSURE AND DOSE. Prepared for The Pennsylvania Alliance toControl Tobacco, American Lung Association of Pennsylvania, September 27, 2007.
(15). Repace JL. AIR QUALITY IN PENNSYLVANIA CASINOS. A report prepared for The
Pennsylvania Alliance to Control Tobacco. www.pactonline.org. March 1, 2011.
(16). Repace JL, Jiang RT,Acevedo-Bolton V, Cheng K-C, Klepeis NE, Ott WR, andHildemann LM. “PM2.5 and Secondhand Smoke in 94 casinos.” Proceedings, 12th
International Society for Indoor Air Quality and Climate, Austin, TX, June 5-10, 2011.
(17). Repace JL. A series of 14 reports investigating levels of fine particulate matter(PM2.5) from secondhand smoke in hospitality venues before and after the statewide
smoke-free air in the Michigan cities of Ann Arbor, Detroit, Flint, Grand Rapids,
Kalamazoo, Lansing/E. Lansing, Marquette, Midland, Novi, Saginaw, Sault Ste. Marie,
Traverse City, and West Branch, April – September 2011, prepared for The Michigan
Department of Community Health, Tobacco Section
http://www.michigan.gov/mdch/0,1607,7-132-2944_5327---S,00.html.

Conference Presentations and Posters:
1. Mulcahy, M., Repace, J.L. (2002) Passive Smoking Exposure and Risk for

Irish Bar Staff, In, Proceedings the 9th International Conference on Indoor
Air Quality and Climate. Monterey, CA June 30-July 5, 2002. Volume II(144-149).

2. Hedley AJ, McGhee SM, Repace JL (presenter), et al. (Poster) ANALYSIS OF DOSE, EXPOSURE,
AND RISK FOR HONG KONG CATERING WORKERS EXPOSED TO SECONDHAND SMOKE AT WORK ONLY.

Presented at joint 12th Conference of the International Society of Exposure Analysis (ISEA) andthe 14th Conference of the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology, August 11-15,
2002, Vancouver, BC Canada.
3. Repace JL, Ott WR, Klepeis NE, and Wallace LA. Predicting environmental tobacco smoke
concentrations in California homes. Paper 5E-04p, Session: Environmental tobacco smoke:-19-

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determining concencentrations & assessing exposures. 10th Annual Conference of theInternational Society of Exposure Analysis, Oct 24-27, 2000, Asilomar, Monterey, CA.
4. Repace JL. Poster, Secondhand Smoke in the Hospitality Industry: Poster. Indoor Air
Quality Before & After a Smoking Ban, 13th Annual Conference, International Society for
Exposure Analysis, Stresa, Italy, 21-25 September 2003.
5. Ott WR, Repace JL. Poster. Modeling and Measuring Indoor Air Pollution from Multiple
Cigarettes Smoked in Residential Settings. International Society for Exposure Analysis, Stresa,
Italy, 21-25 September 2003.
6. Indoor and outdoor carcinogen pollution on a cruise ship. 14th Annual Conference of
the International Society of Exposure Analysis, Philadelphia, PA. 17-21 October 2004.
Supported by the Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute Distinguished Professor
Award.
7. Hyland A, Travers M, Repace J. Seven City Air Monitoring Study (7CAM), MarchApril 2004. Washington, DC: Rosewell Park Cancer Institute Report, 2004.
8. Rosetta Stone Equations for Predicting Atmospheric & Biomarkers for Secondhand
Smoke; Outdoor Air Pollution From Secondhand Smoke; The Bismarck, ND Air Quality
Study. 4th Annual meeting of the Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute, Miami
Beach, FL May 11-13 2005
9. 1 November 2005. Conference presentation:: “Displacement Ventilation Fails toControl Secondhand Smoke: a 3 Pub Air Quality Study.” Indoor Air Pollution, platformsession, abstract in Proceedings of the 15th Annual International Society for Exposure
Analysis Conference October 30 - November 3, 2005 Tucson, Arizona.

10. 1 November 2005. Coauthor on conference presentation: K. Lee, C.T.C. Okoli,
J.L. Repace and E.J. Hahn, “Impact of smoke-free ordinance on indoor particulate
levels” presented in the 15th International Society of Exposure Analysis, Oct 30Nov 3, 2005, Tucson, Arizona, USA.
11. 5 September 2006. Oral Conference Presentation: Secondhand tobaccosmoker exposure and dose in Boston Bars and Bartenders. ISEE/ISEAInternational Conference on Environmental Epidemiology and Exposure, Paris,
France, Sept. 2 -6, 2006.
13. 5 September 2006. Poster Conference Presentation: Evaluating and inter-relating
real-time airborne particle monitoring instruments. NE Klepeis, WR Ott, LA Wallace, JL
Repace & P Switzer. ISEE/ISEA International Conference on Environmental

Epidemiology and Exposure, Paris, France, Sept. 2 -6, 2006.
14. Presented Poster: Secondhand smoke in casinos: You bet your life. 2007 National
Conference on Tobacco or Health, Minneapolis MN, October 24–26.

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Presentations
1979"Total Exposure to Air Pollution", National Commission on Air Quality, Washington, D.C.,
l2 July l979.
"Health Effects of Tobacco Smoke on Nonsmokers", National Security Agency, Ft. George G.
Meade, Maryland, 25 April l979.
l980""Indoor Air Pollution and Energy Conservation", guest lecturer, Catholic University, Dept. of
Mechanical Engineering, course on Environmental Consequences of Energy Production,
Washington, D. C., l8 September l980.
"Regulation of Hazardous Substances in the Environment: Indoor Air Pollution", New York
Academy of Science, New York, N. Y., l2 November l980.
"Total Human Exposure to Air Pollution", presented at the 73rd Annual Meeting of the Air
Pollution Control Association, Montreal, Canada, 23-27 June l980.
1981"Office Hazards", National Public Radio Interview, Washington, D.C., 4 February l98l.
"Indoor Air Pollution", President’s Council on Environmental Quality, Washington, D. C.,
5 February l98l.
"Tobacco Smoke and the Nonsmoker", Symposium of Health Aspects of Indoor Air Pollution,
the New York Academy of Medicine, New York, N. Y. 28-29 May l98l.
Chairman, Indoor Air Quality Session, TT-7 Indoor Air Quality Committee, 74th Annual
Meeting, Air Pollution Control Association, Philadelphia, Pa., 22-26 June l98l.
"An Approach To A National Indoor Air Pollution Policy", International Symposium on Indoor
Air Pollution, Health, and Energy Conservation, Amherst, Mass., University of Massachusetts,
l3-l6 October l98l.
Panelist, "The Changing Cigarette", National Conference on Smoking or Health, The American
Cancer Society, Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York, N. Y. l8-20 November l98l.
"Indoor Air Pollution Transport", Guest Lecturer, Dept. of Mechanical Engineering, course on
Environmental Effect of Energy Production, Catholic University of America, Washington, D. C.,
30 November l98l.
"Regulation of Indoor Air Pollution, Past & Future", Seminar on Indoor Air Pollution, Argonne
National Laboratory, Argonne, Illinois, 5 December l98l
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Co-Chairman ASHRAE Symposium on Ventilation and Indoor Air Quality, and Presenter:"Tobacco Smoke, Ventilation, and Indoor Air Quality", Paper HO-82-6, #2, ASHRAE-APCA
Symposium, ASHRAE-ARI l982 Semiannual Meeting, Houston, Texas, 24-28 January l982.
Interview on Passive Smoking, Canadian Broadcasting Company Television Network, Broadcast
Oct. l, l982.
Panelist, Working Group on Smoking, Heart, Lung and Blood Diseases, National Institutes of
Health, Bethesda, MD, 10 June, 19 Oct.1982.
Invited Speaker, Seminar on Indoor Air Pollution, National Institute of Building Sciences,
National Association of Home Builders, Washington, D.C. 20 June 1982.
Chairman, Indoor Air Quality Poster Session, 75th Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control
Association, New Orleans, LA, 22 June 1982.
1983
Mention of my work in “The Menace of Indoor Pollution,” by Lowell Ponte, Readers’ Digest,
144-148, Feb. 1983.
Interview on Involuntary Smoking, "Health Beat", (Nationally Syndicated) Metromedia TV,
broadcast nationally March 25-28 l983.
Interview, Indoor Air Pollution, CBS-TV (New York) 6 O'Clock News, broadcast l8 May 1983.
CoChairman, Session 9, Indoor Air Pollutants -- Health Effects; 76th Annual Meeting of the Air
Pollution Control Association, Atlanta, GA, 20 June l983.
Guest Speaker, General Interest Session on Indoor Air Pollution, "Indoor Air Policy Issues",
76th Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association, Atlanta, 23 June l983.
Presented Paper 83-64.2, "Modeling Exposure of Nonsmokers to Ambient Tobacco Smoke"
Session 64, Indoor Air Quality Characterizations of Concentrations, Emissions, and Human
Exposure, 76th Annual Meeting of the Air Pollution Control Association, Atlanta GA, 23 June
l983.
Invited Lecturer, Session on Nonsmokers' Air Environment, 5th World Conference on Smoking& Health, Winnipeg, Canada, July l3, l983.
Invited testimony before the House Subcomittee on Energy Development and Applications andthe Subcommittee on Agriculture Research and Environment of the Committee on Science &Technology, U.S. House of Representatives, Washington, DC., on Indoor Air Pollution fromtobacco smoke. August 3, 1983.
Guest Lecturer, Conference on "Management of Atmosphere in Tightly Enclosed Spaces", Oct
16-21, l983, Santa Barbara, California, "Tobacco Smoke and Ventilation." Conference Cosponsored by Engineering Foundation, American Society of Heating, Refrigerating andAircondioning Engineers (ASHRAE), U.S. EPA, and U.S. Dept. of Energy.
Participant, Workshop on Evaluation of Personal Monitoring Equipment for Personal Exposure
Assessment, organized by the Harvard School of Public Health and the Energy andEnvironmental Policy Center, co-sponsored by the Electric Power Research Institute and the Gas
Research Institute, Harvard Univ., Cambridge Mass., 5-7 December 1983.
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Participant, International Conference on Assessment of Passive Smoking, sponsored by theInternational Agency for Research on Cancer, at the American Health Foundation, Valhalla, NY.
8-9 December 1983.
1984"Indoor Air Pollution From Tobacco Smoke", presented at the monthly meeting of the Federal
Safety and Health Council of Metropolitan Washington, J. Edgar Hoover Bldg., 13 January l984,
Washington, DC.
Reviewer, 1983 Surgeon General's Report on Health Consequences of Smoking, Cardiovascular
Disease. Office on Smoking and Health, U.S. Dept. HHS, Rockville, MD 27 February 1984.
"Analysis of the American Cancer Society Study of Passive Smoking and Lung Cancer",presented at a meeting of the Interagency Technical Working Committee on Smoking, Heart,
Lung, and Blood Diseases, NIH, Bethesda, MD, 28 February 1984.
"Indoor Air Pollution", guest lecturer, Dept. of Architecture, Catholic University of America,
Washington, DC, 17 April 1984.
"Workplace Passive Smoking", invited talk presented at the National Safety Management
Society 1984 Conference, Hotel Sheraton-Washington, Washington DC, April 23-26, 1984.
"Involuntary Smoking, Fact and Fiction", invited talk presented at Clinical Public Health Grand
Rounds, Health Resources and Services Administration, U.S. Dept. of Health and Human
Services, Rockville, MD, 9 May 1984.
TV Panelist: Passive Smoking; The Freeman Report, Cable News Network, Nationally
Broadcast live 10-11 PM, Washington, DC, 23 May 1984.
Interview on Passive Smoking, "All Things Considered," with Daniel Zwerdling, Nationally
Broadcast 1 June 1984, WETA, Washington, DC.
"Passive Smoking", invited talk presented at the 19th Annual Meeting of the U.S. Public HealthService Professional Association, Scottsdale, Arizona, 4-8 June 1984.
"A Proposed Indoor Air Quality Standard for Ambient Tobacco Smoke": paper presented at 3rd
International Conference on Indoor Air Quality and Indoor Climate, Stockholm, 20-24 August
1984.
Interview on Indoor Air Pollution: RKO General Radio: "Equal Time", Nationally SyndicatedPublic Affairs Show: 17 September 1984.
Interview: "EPA Passive Smoking Study" CBS TV Evening News With Dan Rather, (National)
26 September 1984.
Interview: "EPA Study Links Deaths of Nonsmokers to Cigarette", by Irvin Molotsky, The New
York Times, November 3, 1984.
Interview on Passive Smoking, CANADA AM (National), Toronto, 14 Sept. 1984.
Interview: "Tobacco tar fatal for nonsmokers, doctor says", The Globe and Mail, P.M6, Toronto,
15 September 1984.
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Interview: "Second-hand tobacco smoke may kill 500 Canadians a year, expert claims." A.12,
The Toronto Star, Toronto, 15 September 1984.
"Risks of Passive Smoking" Guest Lecturer at Pierce Foundation Laboratory, Yale University,
New Haven, CT, 17 December 1984.
Interview on Passive Smoking and Indoor Air Pollution, Newsweek, 31 December 1984.
1985
Interview on passive smoking, INN News (Cable TV, Syndicated) 10 Jan 1985.
Mention of my work: N.Y. Times Editorial: "Making Cigarettes Pay", 11 January 1985.
Invited Talk on "Risk Assessment of Passive Smoking", Interagency Technical Working
Committee on Smoking, Heart, Lung, and Blood Diseases, National Institutes of Health, 16January 1985.
Interview: "Smokers' smoke is risk to all -- study", p.1, USA TODAY 31 January 1985.
Interview on Risk Assessment of Passive Smoking: "Scientist says tobacco smoke is one ofdeadliest indoor air pollutants", United Press International wire service story, 4 February 1985.
Interview on Risk Assessment of Passive Smoking: GOOD MORNING AMERICA, ABC TV
Network, 5 February 1985.
Interview on Risk Assessment of Passive Smoking: Cable News Network, 5 February 1985.
Invited Talk on "Risk Assessment of Passive Smoking", Interagency Task Force on
Environmental Lung Cancer, U.S.EPA, Washington, D.C. 7 February 1985.
Panelist, Special Study Section for Review of National Cancer Institute Grant Applications(RFA-84-CA-14) for Passive Smoking Research, Arlington VA. 15 March 1985.
Telephonic testimony re: Equal Employment Opportunity (passive smoking in the workplace)Complaint of Ernest Stiltner vs. U.S. Department of Commerce, National Oceanic andAtmospheric Administration Boulder, Colorado, 28 March 1985.
Invited Talk on "Cancer Risk from Workplace Smoking", Conference on Smoking and the
Workplace, Society for Occupational and Environmental Health, Washington DC, 10 April
1985.
Participant, Planning Workshop on Research Program for Passive Smoking on Aircraft,sponsored by the World Health Organization, Geneva, Switzerland, April 17-19, 1985.
Invited Talk on "Risk Assessment of Passive Smoking", University of California, Berkeley/San
Francisco, Program in Bio-Engineering, San Francisco, April 30, 1985.
Presentation on Indoor Air Quality Problems on Passenger Aircraft. Public Hearing on Airliner
Cabin Air Quality, National Academy of Sciences, Washington, D.C., June 14, 1985.
Invited Talk on Modeling of Sidestream Smoke on Passenger Aircraft. National Academy of
Sciences Committee on Airliner Cabin Air Quality. Woods Hole, Mass. July 25, l985.
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Invited testimony on risk of cancer from workplace passive smoking. Hearing on United States
Senate Bill 1440, "The Nonsmokers' Rights Act of 1985", U.S. Senate Hearing, Dirksen Bldg.,
Washington, DC, 2 October 1985.
Live telephone interview on workplace passive smoking. CBC Radio, Montreal, 4 October
1985.
Invited presentation: "Quantitative Risk Assessment of Lung Cancer from Passive Smoking"National Academy of Sciences Committee on Passive Smoking, Washington, DC, 8 October
1985.
Invited talk: "Role of Cigarette Smoke in Pediatric Respiratory Disease", 5th Annual PediatricPulmonary Conference, American Lung Association of Northern Virginia, Marriott Hotel,
Bethesda, MD, 2 November 1985.
Guest Speaker, "Risks of Passive Smoking", Harvard University Institute for The Study of
Smoking Behavior and Policy, J.F.K. School of Government, Cambridge MA, 6 November
1985.
Guest Speaker, "Health Risks of Active and Passive Smoking", 1985 Joint Annual Health and
Safety Conference, United Auto Workers/Ford Motor Company, Fontainbleau Hotel, Miami
Beach, FL, 4 December 1985.
Technical Adviser on Secondhand Smoke, a videotape produced by Pyramid films, Los Angeles,
California.
1986
Invited Lecture: "Respiratory, Cardiovascular, and Cancer Risks of Passive Smoking:"
American Occupational Health Conference, Annual Meeting of the American Occupational
Medical Association, April 29, 1986, Denver, Colorado.
Invited Speaker: "Risks of Passive Smoking", Conference on Indoor Air Pollution, Jointly
sponsored by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the Council of State Governments,
May 2, 1986, Boston, Massachusetts.
Invited Speaker: "The Health Hazards of Passive Smoking", Educational Workshop on Health
Hazards of Smoking, Pan American Health Organization, Washington, DC l4 May 1986.
Chairman, Session on Health Effects of Environmental Tobacco Smoke. 79th Annual Meeting of
the Air Pollution Control Association, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 24 June 1986.
Testimony on Health and Air Pollution Effects of Environmental Tobacco Smoke. U.S. Houseof Representatives Hearing before the Committee on Energy and Commerce, Subcommittee on
Environ-ment, Rayburn House Office Building, Washington, D.C. 27 June 1986.
Invited Talk: Field Surveys, Modeling, Measurement, and Health Effects of Environmental
Tobacco Smoke. Environmental Health Directorate, Health & Welfare Canada, Ottawa, Canada,
28 October 1986.
Invited Talk: Quantitative Risk Assessment of Lung Cancer From Domestic and Workplace
Exposures to Passive Smoking. Special Advisory Committee on Passive Smoking, Smoking
Control Programme, Health & Welfare Canada, Ottawa, Canada, 29 October 1986.
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Invited Talk: Risks of Involuntary Smoking. Annual Industrial Hygiene Conference, National
Aeronautics and Space Administration, Omni Hotel, Charleston, S.C., 5 Nov 1986.
Invited Address to Visiting Soviet Delegation: Field Studies, Modeling, and Measurement ofSidestream Smoke: Using the National Academy of Sciences Report on Environmental Tobacco
Smoke for Health Effects Analysis. National Academy of Sciences, Washington, DC. 9
December 1986.
Invited Lecturer: Public Health Program Seminar on Environmental Tobacco Smoke.
Department of Public Health, Yale University Medical School, New Haven, CT. 16 December
1986.
1987
Invited Talk: Effects of Ventilation on Environmental Tobacco Smoke. Department of Defense
Health Promotion Coordination Meeting, The Pentagon, Arlington, VA. 7 January 1987.
Mention of my work in “Nonsmokers: Time to Clear the Air,” by C. Everett Koop, MD,
Readers’ Digest, 110-113, April 1987.
Interview: Tobacco Science Wars. Eliot Marshall, Science, News & Comment. 17 April 1987.
Invited Speaker: "The Health Hazards of Passive Smoking", Educational Workshop on Health
Hazards of Smoking, Pan American Health Organization, Washington, DC l4 May.
Co-chairman, Session on Characterization of Environmental Tobacco Smoke, 4th International
Conference on Indoor Air Pollution, Aug.15-21, 1987, Berlin, W. Germany.
Invited Speaker: "Passive Smoking, Lung Cancer, and Cardiovascular Mortality", Ad Hoc
Committee on Cardiovascular and Pulmonary Disease Risk Factors in Minority Populations,
Advisors to the Director, National Heart, Lung, & Blood Institute. Bethesda, MD 26 August
1987.
Invited Lecturer: "Modeling and Measurement of Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke."Indoor Air Quality Symposium, Environmental Health & Safety Division, Georgia Tech
Research Institute, Atlanta, GA, 23 September 1987.
Invited Speaker: "Risks and Control of Passive Smoking", Annual Meeting of the American
Medical Women's Association, Orlando FL, 31 October 1987.
Invited Speaker: "Risk Assessment of Environmental Tobacco Smoke", presented at Risk
Assessment Workshop, sponsored by Office of Research & Development, USEPA, Research
Triangle Park, NC, 30 November 1987.
1988
Expert Witness: AFGE/AFLCIO vs. U.S. Department of Health & Human Services, re: smoking
policy dispute. Hearing before Administrative Law Judge, March 2, 1988, Washington, DC.
Interview on passive smoking. Belgian Public Television (Dutch section), Bowie, Maryland, 2
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Invited Speaker: "Sick Buildings and the role of the Architect". Guest Lecturer, Graduate Schoolof Architecture, Catholic University of America, Washington, DC, 25 April 1988.
Invited Speaker: "Environmental Tobacco Smoke". Indoor Air Conference sponsored by theConsumer Federation of America. Washington, DC, 23 May 1988.
Guest Lecturer: "Assessing Human Exposures to Indoor Pollutants: Environmental Tobacco
Smoke." Human Exposure Seminar, USEPA, Washington, DC, 29 June 1988.
Television Interview on Airliner Cabin Air Quality, CBS TV National News Program "48
Hours", broadcast nationally on September 8, 1988.
Invited Discussant: Healthy Buildings '88 Conference, Workshop W7, "Avoiding Health
Problems in Low Energy Buildings; Workshop W8, "Benefits & Drawbacks of Natural &Mechanical Ventilation"; Workshop W14, "Consequences of Dramatic Changes in Outdoor Air
Rates"; Stockholm, Sweden, Sept. 5-8, 1988.
Invited Lecturer: "Risks and Control of Passive Smoking", Georgia Tech Research Institute
Indoor Air Quality Seminar, Atlanta, GA, Sept.20-22, 1988.
Presented paper and invited panelist: "Workplace restrictions on passive smoking: justificationon the basis of cancer risk", APCA Specialty Conference on Combustion Processes and the
Quality of the Indoor Environment, Niagara Falls, NY, September 27-29, 1988.
Interview on indoor air pollution; published in the Boston Globe,
Sunday Magazine, October, 1988.
Presented paper: "Modeling and measurement of aerosol and nicotine from environmental
tobacco smoke", Annual meeting of the American Association for Aerosol Research, Chapel
Hill, NC, October 10-13, 1988.
Invited Testimony before New Jersey State Commission on Smoking Or Health. Trenton, NJ, 28
November 1988.
Interview on a new risk assessment of passive smoking CBS TV Evening News (National),
broadcast December 2, 1988.
Presented paper: "Summary Risk Assessment of Lung Cancer from Environmental Tobacco
Smoke", J.L. Repace. Harvard University Workshop on Risk Assessment of Indoor Pollutants,
Harvard School of Public Health, Cambridge, MA, Dec. 6-8, 1988.
Technical adviser on On The Air, a videotape on workplace smoking policies produced by
Pyramid Films, Los Angeles, California. Released December, 1988.
1989
Invited panelist: Session on Protecting Nonsmokers. Legislative Conference on Tobacco Use in
America, sponsored by the American Medical Association. University of Texas, Houston, TX
January 26-27, 1989.
TV Interview on Sick Building Syndrome: NOVA (US) and HORIZON (UK), BBC Television,
taped at the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Washington, DC 10 February 1989;
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Interview published in the News Section of the Journal of the National Cancer Institute: "Passive
Smoking Occurs on Commercial Flights", by F.X. Mahaney.
Invited Lecturer: "Why Workplaces Should be Smoke-free". Johns Hopkins University Schoolof Medicine, Health Resources Program, Baltimore, MD. 11 April 1989.
Radio Interview on Indoor Air Pollution and Sick Buildings: WMCA National Radio Talk Show,
Broadcast Live on Sunday, June 11 1989 at 10 PM.
At the request of the National Cancer Institute's Office of Cancer Communications, I gave aninterview: "Ventilation and smoking in the workplace," which was published as a single page ina 10-page booklet: "Smoking Policy, Questions and Answers."
Interview with Associated Press: "Cigarette pollution: threat to nonsmokers may be worse thansuspected". Tuesday 20 June 1989.
"EPA: Indoor Smoking is big pollutant", p.1, Interview with USA TODAY, Tuesday, 20 June
1989. Reprinted in International Herald Tribune.
Invited expert testimony on environmental tobacco smoke on aircraft, Hearing on Legislation to
Limit or Ban Smoking on Commercial Airliners, before the Subcommittee on Aviation,
Committee on Public Works and Transportation, U.S. House of Representatives, Washington,
DC., 22 June 1989.
TV Interviews on smoking on aircraft, CBS TV, Channel 9; also COX Broadcasting;Washington, DC, 22 June 1989.
Awarded The Medallion of the Surgeon General of the United States, by Surgeon General C.
Everett Koop, in Washington, DC, 10 July 1989.
Interview on Smoking on Aircraft, for Travel Holiday Magazine (November issue), 21 August
1989.
Invited speaker: Smoking in the workplace and ventilation. Session on Smoking in the
Workplace, fairness and self-preservation. National Safety Council Congress and Exposition,
Chicago, 31 October 1989.
Expert testimony on effect of designated smoking areas on smokers, delivered before the Federal
Service Impasse Panel of the Federal Labor Relations Board in the case of American Federationof Government Employees vs. Department of Veteran's Affairs. Washington, DC 2 November
1989.
Certificate of Appreciation "for substantial contributions" to the study of effect of tobacco smoke
on airliner cabin air quality. U.S. Department of Transportation, Washington, DC Nov.7, 1989.
Interview on effects of sick building syndrome on workers. RCA Cable TV. Washington, DC
Nov.15, 1989.
Interview on passive smoking for article to appear in Cook Light Magazine. 16 Nov. 1989.
Interview on indoor air pollution CBC-TV, Toronto. 1 December 1989.
Interview on passive smoking "Battling Pollution Becoming and Inside Job", Los Angeles
Times, Tues. Dec. 26, 1989.
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1990
Invited Lecturer: "Passive Smoking in the Workplace", University of Auckland School of
Medicine, Auckland, New Zealand, 20 March 1990.
Invited talk: "Update on the health effects of passive smoking." Prevention '90
conference sponsored by the American College of Preventive Medicine, Atlanta, GA, 20 April
1990.
TV Interview: Horizon, BBC London, on Passive smoking risks. Taped for Broadcast in
January 1991; Syndicated for rebroadcast on NOVA, PBS Washington, DC, Oct 2, 1990.
Guest Lecturer, Risks and Control of Passive Smoking, NIVA: Nordic Institute for the Advanced
Study of Occupational Health, Oslo, Norway, Seminar on Environmental Tobacco Smoke,
October 7-10, 1990.
1991
Invited Speaker: "Cigarette smoke pollutants in the office and workplace." 4thInternational Conference on Environmental Lung Disease, sponsored by the American College
of Chest Physicians. Montreal, Canada, Sept. 28, 1991.
Guest Speaker, Risks and Control of Passive Smoking, Joint Seminar of the Departmentof Cardiology and the Insitute for Health Policy, University of California San Francisco Medical
School, 18 November 1991.
Guest Lecturer: "Environmental Tobacco Smoke." "Tobacco 1991" Course, Department
of Health Policy and Management, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. December
5, l991.
1992
Invited speaker: "Control of Environmental Tobacco Smoke in the Workplace."
Prevention '92 Conference, sponsored by the American College of Preventive Medicine,
Baltimore, MD., March 1992.
Invited Lecture, Pharmacokinetics of nicotine and cotinine in passive smoking.
Dept. of Cardiology, University of California, San Francisco, California.. October 12,
1992:
Invited lecturer: Exposure and Dosimetry of Passive Smoking, Office ofEnvironmental Health Hazard Assessment (OEHHA), California Environmental
Protection Agency, Oakland CA, October 11, 1992.
Invited lecturer: Risk Assessment of passive smoking, Public Hearing on Passive
Smoking, California EPA, Oakland CA. October 14, 1992:
Invited speaker: Passive smoking and the nonsmoker. Dept. of Civil
Engineering, Stanford U. Stanford, CA. October 16, 1992:
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Invited lecture : Air Pollution and public policy. Johns Hopkins University
Environmental Health & Engineering Continuing Education Ctr., School of Hygiene &Public Health. June 11, 1993:
Invited Speaker and Panelist: "Environmental Tobacco Smoke: What it means for lungcancer prevention." Workshop on the primary and secondary prevention of lung cancer.
International Association for the Study of Lung Cancer. Potomac Maryland, November 7-9,
1993.
1994
Testimony on Local Laws to restrict smoking in Fast Food Restaurants, on Smoking, andon Restricting Smoking in Child Care Facilities (Int. #'s 11, 232, and 291) before the New York
City Council; 6 June 1994.
Guest Lecturer: "Environmental Tobacco Smoke." "Tobacco 1994" Course, Department
of Health Policy and Management, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Maryland. May 13,
1994.
Participant: News Conference by the New York State Attorney General attacking the
Tobacco Industry Campaign to discredit studies on nicotine addiction and secondhand smoke.
N.Y. State Dept. of Law, 120 Broadway, New York City, N.Y, 27 July 1994.
Invited Speaker. Risks and Control of Passive Smoking. Health Control Subcommittee,
Nova Scotia Parliament, Halifax Nova Scotia, 13 September 1994.
Invited speaker. The EPA Report on Passive Smoking. Symposium on Passive Smoking. 9thWorld Conference on Smoking and Health. Paris, France. Oct 10-14, 1994.
1995
1995.

Interview: “The Truth About Secondhand Smoke.” Consumer Reports, 27-33, January
Guest Faculty: Tobacco, 1995. Johns Hopkins School of Public Health, Balitmore, MD.
April 1995.
Invited Participant: Congressional Research Service, Library of Congress Workshop on
Environmental Tobacco Smoke. 5 June 1995, Washington, DC.
Biographical Profile: Career Choices - Exposing the Dangers of Tobacco Smoke. In:
Physics Today, 59-60, October 1995.
TV Interview. NOVA, Public Broadcasting System. Can Buildings Make You Sick?
Broadcast 26 December 1995.
Ad hoc scientific editor, Chapter 3, “Synergism in Carcinogenesis: Mathematical
Approaches to its evaluation,” by Arnold E. Reif, in: Chemical Induction of Cancer - Modulation
and Combination Effects - An Inventory of the Many Factors Which Influence Carcinogenesis.
Joseph C. Arcos, Mary F. Argus, and Yin-tak Woo, Eds. Birkhauser, Boston, Basel, Berlin,
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Interview on secondhand smoke. Secondhand Smoke Clearing the air about the risks.
Better Homes & Gardens pp 66-71, Feb 1996
Interview: in “Smokescreen: How the tobacco institute, its PR agents at Fleishman
Hllard and its lawyers at Covington & Burling helped turn a smalltime Fairfax businessman into
an international authority on indoor air quality and cigarette smoke.” by Morton Mintz,
Washington Post Magazine, March 24, 1996.
Significant mention in Richard Kluger’s book on the tobacco industry, Ashes to Ashes,
Knopf, April 1996.
Invited speaker: Where There’s Smoke -- Cigars, The Latest Trend. ASSISTInformation Exchange Training Conference - Building Momentum for Tobacco Prevention:
Planning for the Future, sponsored by the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer
Society, Arlington, VA., Oct. 22-23, 1996.
Invited speaker: Maintaining a Comprehensive Approach to Tobacco Control - The
Continuing Need for Clean Indoor Air Laws. ASSIST Information Exchange Training
Conference - Building Momentum for Tobacco Prevention: Planning for the Future, sponsoredby the National Cancer Instittute and the American Cancer Society, Arlington, VA., Oct. 22-23,
1996.
Co-Chair & Discussant: Environmental Tobacco Smoke Session, Monday Nov. 18,
1996. American Public Health Association 124th Annual Meeting, Nov. 17-22, 1996 New York,NY.
Invited Lecturer: Health Risks of Environmental Tobacco Smoke - Policy Issues.
International Workshop for Strengthening Collaboration on Tobacco Or Health Issues Among
WHO Collaborating Centres, Atlanta, GA, Co-sponsored by World Health Organization
Substance Abuse Programme and the U.S. Centers for Disease Control. 6-9 November 1996.
Guest lecturer: Environmental Tobacco Smoke Exposure, Dose, and Risk. The Institutefor Cancer Research, The Norwegian Radium Hospital, University of Oslo, Montebello, Oslo,
Norway. Nov. 25, 1996.
1997
Panelist: Workshop on Cigar Smoking. Sponsored by the National Cancer Institute. Feb.
3, 1997, Reston, VA.
Telephone interview on measurement of tobacco smoke infiltration between row-houses.
The Edinburgh Post (Scotland, UK) 5 February 1997.
Interview with the Toronto Star on Smoking in the 1990’s. 24 April 1997.
Peer Review Panelist, General Biomedical Study Section Meeting, University ofCalifornia Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program, San Francisco, CA, May 6, 1997.
Interview on Cigar Smoking. Newsweek, published July 13, 1997.
Invited talk on Cigar smoke pollution. Entering a New Dimension - A National
Conference on Tobacco and Health. Co sponsored by the American Cancer Society and the
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Course Leader: 2-Day Seminar on Environmental Tobacco Smoke. Lectures: Hazard
and Overview, Exposure and Dose, Dose-Response and Control, Tobacco Industry
Disinformation. 3rd Chilean Congress on Epidemiology, Viña Del Mar, Chile, South America.
Oct. 14-15, 1997.
Participant in a Multi-media Press Conference on the Contribution of ETS to Air
Pollution Exposure in the Chilean Population. Sponsored by the Chilean Ministry of Health,
Cancer Unit, Santiago, Chile, S.Å., Oct. 17, 1997.
Presented scientific paper: Mathematical Models for Predicting Time-Averaged
Environmental Tobacco Smoke Concentrations. International Society of Exposure Analysis(ISEA) Annual Meeting. November 2-5, 1997, Research Triangle Park, NC.
Invited Paper: Cigar Smoking: The Hot New Trend in Indoor Air Pollution Accelerates.
125th American Public Health Association Annual Meeting, Indianapolis, IN. Nov. 9-13, 1997.
1998
Invited talk: Environmental Tobacco Smoke: the Hospitality Industry Workplace.
“Smokeless in Hawaii Conference,” sponsored by the Hawaii Dept. of Health, etc. Honolulu,
HA, Jan 16, 1998.
Interview on Cigar Smoking. KHON TV, Honolulu, HA, Jan 16, 1998.
Invited lecture: Reducing Exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke. National
Tobacco Policy Forum. What Works: Effective Public Health Approaches to Tobacco
Control. Capitol Hill Forum Series, sponsored by Partnership for Prevention. U.S.
House of Representatives, Rayburn Building, Washington, DC Feb. 11, 1998.
Interview: Safe cigarette alternative? No cigar - Stogies’ surging popularity spurs
scientists to document dangers. By Doug Levy. USA TODAY, 10D, 23 Feb 1998.
Invited Lecture: Passive Smoking in the Workplace. Johns Hopkins Education
and Research Center in Occupational Safety and Health. Johns Hopkins University
School of Hygiene and Public Health, Dept. of Environmental Health Sciences.
Baltimore, MD. 2 March 1998.
Invited lecture on medical effects of passive smoking. Conference on
Environmental Tobacco Smoke Sponsored by the North Carolina Medical Society. Cary,
NC 15 April 1998.
Peer Reviewer, ETS exposure research (via teleconference). California Tobacco
Related Disease Program. San Francisco, CA, 19 April 1998.
Invited plenary talk on Clean Indoor Air Ordinance issues in the changing
environment. ASSIST Annual Information Exchange. Detroit, MI 21 April 1998.
Interview on newly disclosed secret tobacco industry documents concerning
attempts to discredit my work on ETS. The New Scientist.
Interview on newly disclosed secret tobacco industry documents concerning
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Invited Lecture on Dosimetry of Secondhand Smoke. Montreal Regional Health
Board, Montreal, Quebec, April 30, 1998.
Participant, Montreal Regional Health Ministry press conference on risk to
Quebec Restaurant Workers from exposure to ETS, covered by regional print andtelevision media. Montreal Quebec, April 30, 1998. e.g., see: Customers’ smoke kills
waiters: study The Gazette MONTREAL, 1 May 1998.
Tutorial on Secondhand Smoke. North Dakota Department of Health. Bismarck,
ND, 6 May 1998.
Guest Lecturer on Environmental Tobacco Smoke, Exposure, Dose, and Risk.
Before the Masters Program in Public Health, Instituto de Ciencias Biomedicas de Abel
Salazar, Universidade do Porto, Porto, Portugal, 13 May 1998.
Invited Speaker: Environmental Tobacco Smoke. Session on Environmental
Health. 15 May 1998. Portuguese Medical Association Meeting, Porto, Portugal 14-16
May 1998.
Expert Witness. In the matter of a proceeding under Article 6 of the Family Court
Act. County of Onondaga, NY. Baker vs. Kelly. Syracuse, NY 18 May 1998. Outcome:won court order prohibiting smoking in the home of my client’s children, who are in thecustody of his ex-wife.
Invited Lecture: Passive Smoking: Exposure, Dose, Risk, and Control. Dept. ofEnvironmental Health Sciences Summer Institute, Johns Hopkins University School ofHygiene and Public Health,. Baltimore, MD.10 June 1998.
Invited Speaker: American Cancer Society Workshop “Cigar Smoking Health
Risks: State-of-the-Science,” Washington, DC June 15-16, 1998.
Newspaper Interview: “The smoke’s cleared. Secondhand report has left its markon USA.” Cover Story. USA TODAY, Weds. July 22, 1998, front page.
Presented Paper: Models for Dose and Risk from Secondhand Smoke. 8th
Conference of the International Society for Exposure Analyis, Boston, MA August 1518, 1998.
Deposed in Badillo vs. American Tobacco et al. and Avallone vs. American
Tobacco et al., Class Action Litigation (Casino workers vs. the Tobacco Industry)
Washington, DC, August 20, 1998.
Invited Participant: Technical Assistance Meeting on Retrieving, Cataloguing andAnalyzing Tobacco Industry Documents. Sponsored by the Office of Public Health andScience, Assistant Secretary for Health, U.S. Dept. of Health & Human Services,
Washington, DC, Sept. 11, 1998.
Luncheon Speaker: Secondhand Smoke: Exposure, Risk, and Control. Tobacco
Free Action Coalition of Dutchess, Sullivan, and Ulster Counties (NY). 1st Annual
Awareness Forum Luncheon, Hudson Valley Resort, Kerhonkson, NY Sept. 16, 1998.
Lecture on Risks and Control ETS: Breakfast Meeting of the Red River Health
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Lecture on Health Risks and Dosimetry of ETS: MeritCare Hospital, Oct 22,
1998, sponsored by the North Dakota Dept. of Health, Fargo ND, October 23, 1998.
Interview on risks of secondhand smoke to children. Parents’ Magazine,
November 1998 (43-43).
Invited Lecturer: Active and Passive Smoking in Greece. Department of CriticalCare, Evangelismos Hospital, University of Athens, Athens, Greece, 12 November 1998.
Invited Lecturer: “Filtration of Tobacco Smoke -- Panacea or Nostrum?” PostGraduate Course given at the3ο ΔΙΑΤΟΜΕΑΚΟ ΜΕΤΑΠΤΥΧΙΑΚΟ ΣΕΜΙΝΑΡΙΟ “ΑΝΑΠΝΕΥΣΤΙΚΗ ΑΝΕΠΑΡΚΕΙ
Α: ΕΝΙΚΑΙΡΑ ΤΗΕΜΑΤΑ”, 13-15 1998, sponsored by the Annual Congress of theEuropean Respiratory Society. Athens, Greece, 14 November 1998.
Acceptance Speech: Lifetime Achievement Award, ATOD Section, American
Public Health Association Annual Conference, 18 November 1998, Washington, DC
Invited Lecture: “Why Secondhand Smoke Cannot be controlled by Ventilation.”
Seminar on Ventilation Technology in the Hospitality Industry. Sponsored by the
Ontario Campaign for Action on Tobacco. Ontario Medical Society, Toronto, Canada 24
November 1998.
Testimony in favor of listing ETS as a “known human carcinogen” in the 9th
Report on Carcinogens of the U.S. National Toxicology Program. Board of ScientificCounselor’s Meeting, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, Research
Triangle Park, NC, 2 December 1998.
Invited talk: “ETS Basics” Tobacco Prevention Coordinators Training Meeting,Florida Dept. of Health, Orlando, FL Dec. 7, 1998.
1999
Invited talk: Secondhand Cigar Smoke. National Dental Tobacco Free Steering
Committee, National Institutes of Health, Bethesda, MD. 25 January 1999.
TV Interview: The Sick Building Syndrome. CBS Network TV News Program,
60 MINUTES. Sunday, February 7, 1999.
TV Interview: Debate on Proposed Montgomery County Maryland
Restaurant/Bar Smoking Ban. Maryland Public Television (Statewide). Wednesday 10
February 1999.
Testimony on Proposed Montgomery County Maryland Restaurant/Bar Smoking
Ban, before the Montgomery County Council, Rockville, MD Thurs. 11 February 1999.
TV Interview: on Proposed Montgomery County Maryland Restaurant/Bar
Smoking Ban, before the Montgomery County Council, Rockville, MD Thurs. Fox 5
News. 11 February 1999.
Informal presentation of Fact Sheet on Secondhand Smoke, an internet resource
produced for GlobaLink, an internet service of the International Union Against Cancer.
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Tobacco or Health, 23-27 February 1999. Las Palmas, Gran Canaria, Canary Islands,
Spain.
Invited expert testimony on tobacco smoke and ventilation before a subcommitteeof the City Council of Worcester, MA, sponsored by the Massachusetts Department of
Health. Worcester, MA, 8 April 1999.
TV Interview: Newsmaker interview on Worcester testimony by TV Channel 3,
Worcester, MA. 8 April 1999.
TV Interview: on a new book by 2 tobacco industry consultants attacking the
EPA’s report on secondhand smoke. CBC Morning, CBC-TV Canada. 8 am News.
April 19, 1999.
Guest Lecturer, Graduate Seminar in Environmental Health. Passive Smoking:Exposure, Dose, Risk, and Control. Dept. of Environmental Health Sciences, Johns
Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health,. Baltimore, MD.4 May 1999.
ETS Seminar: Secondhand Smoke Basics and Cigar Smoking: The Hot New
Trend in Indoor Air Pollution. Minnesota Statewide Tobacco Prevention & Control
Training Meeting, Minnesota Dept. of Health, St. Paul MN, 12 May 1999.
Invited expert testimony on tobacco smoke and ventilation before a subcommitteeof the City Council of Cambridge, MA, sponsored by the Massachusetts Department of
Health. Cambridge, MA, 19 May 1999.
Guest Lecturer, Summer Institute in Environmental Health. Passive Smoking:Exposure, Dose, Risk, and Control. Dept. of Environmental Health Sciences, Johns
Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health,. Baltimore, MD.1 June 1999.
Interview on Secondhand Smoke & Ventilation. Club Management Magazine,
May/June 1999 issue.
Live radio interview on a new study of passive smoking and stroke. KFYI (910AM) NewsTalk, Phoenix, Arizona. 18 August 1999.
Invited Lecture: Assessing exposure, dose, and asthma risk from environmental
tobacco smoke in children. Symposium on Environmental Tobacco Smoke and Child
Health. 11th Annual Conference of the International Society for Environmental
Epidemiology (ISEE) / 9th Conference of the International Society of Exposure Analysis(ISEA). Athens, Greece, Sept. 5-8, 1999.
Invited presentation: Real and Imaginary Control Measures for Secondhand
Smoke. New England and Eastern Canada Tobacco Control Conference, Hyannis,
Massachusetts. Sponsored by the Massachusetts Department of Health, 21 Sept. 1999.
Invited presentation: Why displacement ventilation cannot control tobacco smoke
in restaurants. Mesa, Arizona City Council, Mesa AZ., 23 Sept. 1999.
Radio Interview on Secondhand Smoke: “The David Lebowitz Show.” KTAR
AM, Phoenix, AZ, 23 Sept. 1999.
Invited Lecturer: ETS Basics. Annual Meeting of the Coalition for a TobaccoFree Arizona. Phoenix, AZ, 23 September 1999.
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Radio Interview on Secondhand Smoke: “Wake Up Arizona.” KFYI AM,
Phoenix, AZ, Oct. 4, 1999.
Invited Lecturer: PreConference Workshop: 9th Annual Research Roundtable
Discussion: Environmental Tobacco Smoke. American Society of Addiction Medicine
12th National Conference on Nicotine Dependence, October 14-17, 1999, Cleveland,
OH, Oct. 14, 1999.
Plenary Speaker: Exposure, Risk, and Control of Secondhand Smoke. American
Society of Addiction Medicine 12th National Conference on Nicotine Dependence,
October 14-17, 1999, Cleveland, OH, Oct. 15, 1999.
Course Director, Co-organizer, and Principal Lecturer: 30-hr Workshop for MPH
Students: Saúde Pública e Tabagismo Passivo (Public Health & Passive Smoking).
Sponsored by the Dept. of Public Health, University of Porto; co-sponsored by the British
Council, the Portuguese-American Development Fund, and the Programa de Intervencao
Operacional em Saude. Oporto, Portugal, 18 to 22 October, 1999.
TV Interview: The Tobacco Industry and Passive Smoking. TV Norway(Trondheim), Taped in Washington, DC, Oct. 25, 1999.
Radio Interview: WEZD 1050 AM New York, The Jay Diamond Show (live) 4
PM -5:40 PM : Nov. 1, 1999.
Consultation for the Heart Foundation of Australia, 17 Nov. thru 26 Nov. 1999:• Sydney, New South Wales: 18 Nov. Seminar “ETS-an international perspective”.
• ETS Briefings for Minister of Health, Opposition Minister of Health, New South
Wales (NSW).
• Presentation, ETS risks and control for Heart Foundation (Sydney) staff. 19 Nov.
• Briefing for NSW Board & Staff. Melbourne, Victoria: 22 Nov. Victoria Govt. ETS
Briefings - Director of Public Health, Opposition spokesperson for health; Minister
for Health.
• Presentation, ETS Risks and Litigation, Australian Plaintiff Lawyers Association. 23
Nov.
• ETS Briefings, Melbourne: Union Representatives; Victoria Occupational Health(WorkCover); Victoria Chamber of Commerce, Australia Industry Group; Dept. of
Human Services, VicHealth, Quit, AntiCancer Council, Asthma Foundation.
• Hobart, Tasmania, 24 Nov.: Presentation on ETS Risks and Control, Briefing for
Health Minister.
• Adelaide, South Australia, 25 Nov.: Presentation, ETS Risks and Control, Ministerial
Tobacco Advisory Task Force.
• Media Interviews: ABC Late News (national) Interview on passive smoking & breast
cancer. The Sydney Morning Herald (25 Nov, p. 6), “A ban on smoke puffs up
restaurants’ profits;” The Herald Sun p.30 (Melbourne, 25 Nov) “Clamp on Pub
Smoke;” Nov. 25 Radio 2GB (Sydney) interview on passive smoking; The Mercury(Hobart, Nov. 26, p. 17) “Smoky Pubs Under Fire;” The Bulletin with Newsweek(national), p. 21, Nov. 30, 1999 “The Man With the Smoking Gun.”
Consultation for Smokefree Coalition (New Zealand) [Lung, Heart, Stroke,
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1999: Wellington, NZ, Nov 30: Conference on Passive Smoking - presentations{Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Risk; Dosimetry of ETS - Linking the Science with
Action; Plenary Panel Session on Recommendations for Action).
Auckland, Dec. 1: Presentation at ASH of New Zealand, ETS Risks and Control.
Media Interviews: Radio New Zealand, Wellington, Nov. 30, 1999; New Zealand Herald,
A16, “Ban smoking in public places says US Expert,” Auckland, NZ, Dec. 8, 1999.
Deposed in Sagatelian v. South Lake Homeowners’ Assoc. et al. (Secondhand
smoke infiltration in a condominium), Pasadena, CA, Dec. 19, 1999.
Telephone Interview on New Smoking Ban in British Columbia Pubs andRestaurants: The Vancouver Observer, British Columbia, Canada. Dec. 29, 1999.
2000
Magazine Interview: “Where there’s smoke, there’s ire.” Engineered Systems Vol
17 # 1, pp. 92-98, January 2000.
Newspaper Interview: “Suit tests risk of secondhand smoke in condos.” Los
Angeles Daily Journal, p.10, Jan 11, 2000.
Expert Testimony in Sagatelian v. South Lake Homeowner’s Association(Secondhand smoke infiltration in a condominium), Los Angeles Superior Court,
Pasadena, California, Jan 11-12, 2000.
Testimony before the New Bedford, MA Health Board on risks and control ofsecondhand smoke, sponsored by Mass. Health Dept. New Bedford, MA 7 Feb 2000.
Deposed in Leonard v. Rollette County, Secondhand smoke litigation in North
Dakota. 9 February 2000.
Testimony before the New York City Council Health Subcommittee on risks andcontrol of secondhand smoke sponsored by Smokefree City Coalition. New York, NY 23
Feb 2000.
Written testimony submitted to the Princeton, NJ Regional Health Commission onrisks and control of secondhand smoke. 25 Feb 2000 sponsored by New Jersey Breathes
Coalition.
Invited presentation: “Secondhand Smoke, Inside and Out,” at “The Smoke
Around You” conference, sponsored by the Nebraska Dept. of Health & Human Services,
Lincoln, NE, 21 March 2000, Lincoln NE. Interviews: KFOR Radio, Channel 8 TV,
Lincoln.
Testimony before the Philadelphia City Council on risks and control ofsecondhand smoke. 24 May 2000 sponsored by Health Promotion Council ofSouthEastern Pennsylvania.
Ad Hoc Advisor, World Health Organization Working Group on Policies toreduce exposure to Environmental Tobacco Smoke. Lisbon, Portugal, 29-30 May 2000.
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in collaboration with the WHO Centre for Environment and Health (Bilthoven Division)and Masters Program in Public Health, School of Medicine, University of Porto. Lisbon,
Portual, May 31, 2000.
Guest Lecturer: Summer Institute in Environmental Health. Passive Smoking:Exposure, Dose, Risk, and Control. Dept. of Environmental Health Sciences, Johns
Hopkins University School of Hygiene and Public Health,. Baltimore, Maryland. 7 June
1999.
Guest Lecturer: Indoor Air and Body Fluid Standards for Environmental Tobacco
Smoke. Cancer Bureau Seminar, Laboratory Centre for Disease Control, HealthProtection Branch, Health Canada, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. June 9, 2000.
Newspaper interview on Passive smoking (with photo): L’interdiction de fumer
aurait pour effet de ramener la clientele non fumeuse dans le bars et restaurants. La
Presse, Montreal, Quebec, Canada, June 9, 2000.
Participant: NIOSH Workshop on Work, Smoking, & Health. Washington, DC.,
June 15-16, 2000.
Keynote Speaker: ETS Conference. Sponsored by the Attleboro Tobacco
Control Program, Attleboro, MA, June 20, 2000.
Deposed in People of the State of California v. Philip Morris Inc., et al., San
Diego, CA, August 3,4, 2000.
Presented Poster Paper: Restaurant Passive Smoking: Exposure, Dose, Risk, &Control. Session: Environmental Tobacco Smoke in the Worksite II, Weds. Aug 9. 11th
World Conference on Tobacco or Health, Chicago, IL August 6-11, 2000.
Symposium Co-chair, and Invited Paper: Predicting Environmental Tobacco
Smoke Exposures and Risks of Restaurant, Bar, and Casino Workers. Session: “Where
there’s smoke, there’s ire: Environmental Tobacco Smoke in the Home and Worksite.”International Society of Environmental Epidemiology Annual Conference, Buffalo, NY
August 20-25, 2000.
Invited Lecturer: Science, Epidemiology, Economics, and Legal Implicatons ofClean Indoor Air Policy. Tobacco Use Prevention Training Conference, Denver
Colorado, sponsored by the University of North Carolina Center for Health Promotion
and Disease Prevention, Sept. 18, 2000.
Invited Speaker: The Problem of Passive Smoking. New Jersey Health Officer’s
Annual Meeting, sponsored by the New Jersey Dept. of Health & Senior Service.
Rutgers University Cook College Center, New Brunswick, NJ. Sept. 21, 2000.
Panelist: Expert Review Panel - Protection From Involuntary Exposure to
Environmental Tobacco Smoke in Ontario - A review of the evidence regarding bestpractices. Sponsored by the Ontario Tobacco Research Unit. Toronto, Ontario, Canada.
October 3, 2000.
Radio Interview: ETS in the Hospitality Industry. Mornings 936 ABC. Hobart,
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Presented research paper, “Predicting environmental tobacco smoke
concentrations in California homes.” Paper 5E-04p, Session: Environmental tobaccosmoke: determining concencentrations & assessing exposures. . JL Repace, WR Ott, NE
Klepeis and LA Wallace. 10th Annual Conference of the International Society of
Exposure Analysis, Oct 24-27, 2000, Asilomar, Monterey, CA.
Dec. 1, 2000. ETS & Ventilation teleconference with Regina, Saskatchewan,
Canada, City Council. Sponsored by the Regina Regional Health Authority.
Dec. 4-5, 2000. ETS Formal Lecture, Informal breakfast presentation to
Winnipeg City Council; CBC TV and radio interviews and debates, Winnipeg,
Manitoba, Canada. Sponsored by the Winnipeg Regional Health Authority.
Dec. 13, 2000. Testified in Warren v. Keane 93 Civ. 6018 (JES). ETS Litigation
involving 3 prisoners placed at risk from secondhand smoke. US District Court,
Southern District of New York. New York, NY.
2001
8 Jan 2001. Deposed in McLaurin v. Strack. 97-CV-1765 (WHP)(S.D.N.Y.). ETS
Litigation involving a prisoner placed at risk from secondhand smoke in the New YorkState Prison System. New York, NY. US District Court, Southern District of New York.
New York, NY.
18 January 2001. Deposed in Duncan v. Northwest. C98-130Z US District Court,
Western District of Washington.
20 Feb 2001. Testified in Reilly v. Grayson. Case No. 95-76362, U.S. District Court,
Eastern District of Michigan, Southern Division, involving a prisoner placed at risk fromsecondhand smoke in the Michigan State Prison System.
27 Feb 2001. Keynote Speaker. Secondhand Smoke Taking a Closer Look. A
Symposium, with James Repace, MSc. Sponsored by the Marion County, Indiana,
Health Dept. Indianapolis, IN, the Dept. of Public Health of Indiana University (Perdue),etc.
1 March 2001. Testimony presented to the Health Committee of the New York City
Council, concerning expansion of the New York City Smoke-Free Air Act. Sponsoredby the American Cancer Society. New York, NY.
5 March 2001. Lecture on Secondhand Smoke, Tobacco Cessation Conference cosponsored by the University of Minnesota & Blue Cross, St. Paul, MN.
16 March 2001. Expert Testimony in Reilly v. Grayson, Case No. 95-76362, U.S. District
Court, Eastern District of Michigan, Southern Division, Detroit.
22 March 2001. Lecture to the Minot, ND City Council on Secondhand Smoke. Minot,
ND. Multimedia interviews.
5 April 2001. Multimedia Press Conference on Secondhand Smoke. Ottawa, Canada,sponsored by the Ottawa-Carleton Council on Smoking and Health.

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6 April 2001. Testimony on a by-law to ban Secondhand Smoke in all workplaces,
before the Ottawa City Council, Ottawa, Canada.
23-27 April 2001. Public Forums on Secondhand Smoke: Tulsa OK, Enid OK,
Oklahoma City, Mc Alister OK, Lawton OK, Governor’s Task Force, Oklahoma City.
Multimedia (radio, TV, print) Interviews, including KOFM, KGWA, KTOK, et al.
30 April 2001. Ad Hoc Peer Reviewer, Epidemiology Review Panel. California
Tobacco-Related Disease Research Program, San Francisco, CA.
3 May 2001. Seminar on Secondhand Smoke. Dept. of Environmental Health Sciences,
School of Hygiene & Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD.
14-16 May 2001. Consultation for Hong Kong Council on Smoking & Health(HKCOSH). May 14: 2001 World No Tobacco Day Programme, Tobacco Industry
Disinformation - Briefing for Government Officials and the Public, Hospital Authority
HQ, Kowloon; May 15: Multimedia Press Conference on Hong Kong Catering Workers’
Cotinine Study; Study shows catering workers at high risk of heart disease and lungcancer from passive smoking; May 16: Passive smoking: The big picture: monitoring
and risk assessment: what should we be doing next? Hong Kong Council on Smoking &Health - A multidisciplinary seminar with HKCOSH Research Committee, HK
Environmental Protection Department, University of Hong Kong Department ofCommunity Medicine and Medical and Health Research Network. Hong Kong, China.
29-30 May 2001. Keynote Speech: Outdoor Tobacco Smoke/Secondhand Smoke andVentilation. World No Tobacco Day National Conference, San Diego, CA. Sponsored by
the California Dept. of Health. Keynote Speech: Outdoor Tobacco Smoke/Secondhand
Smoke and Ventilation. San Diego, CA.
July 2001. Review of my report on why ventilation can’t control tobacco smoke, done
for the California Department of Health, by the California Tobacco-Related Disease
Program (TRDRP), entitled, “The Ventilation Lie,” by Jeffrey Cheek, in Burning Issues,
TRDRP Newsletter, Volume 4, No. 1.
31 July 2001. Invited Speaker: Clean Indoor Air Seminar -- Review of the Tobacco
Industry Ventilation Strategy. Moving Tobacco Control Forward - Surveillance andEvaluation Workshop. Sponsored by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control & Prevention.
July 31-August 2, 2001, Atlanta, GA.
6 August 2001. Videotaped for “Clearing the Air in Minnesota,” a community-action
video about the dangers of secondhand smoke. Featured speaker at “Ventilation 101:
Everything you need to know to counter ventilation arguments,” for local tobacco control
advocates, Sponsored by Blue Cross - Blue Shield of Minnesota, St. Paul, MN.
20 August 2001. Invited Seminar Presentation, Hazard, Exposure, Dose, Risk, andControl of Passive Smoking. Clean Indoor Air Policies Course, August 19-24, 2001,
Tobacco Use Prevention Training Institute, Co-sponsored by the US Centers for Disease
Control and Prevention, and the University of North Carolina (Chapel Hill) Center for
Health Promotion and Disease Prevention. Portland OR.
5 Sept 2001. Radio Interview: CKNW Radio, Vancouver, BC, Canada. Talk RadioInterview on Secondhand Smoke Hazards and Lack of Efficacy of Ventilation Controls.

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1 October 2001. Invited Plenary Speaker. Clearing the Air Smoke-Free BC Protect
Workers’ Health Public Symposium: Why BC need to Control second-hand smoke.
Coast Plaza Hotel, Vancouver, BC. Sponsored by Clean Air Coalition of BC (BC &Yukon Heart & Stroke Foundation, Canadian Cancer Society, & BC & Yukon Lung
Association).
2 October 2001. Invited Plenary Speaker. Clearing the Air Smoke-Free BC Protect
Workers’ Health Public Symposium: National & International Discussion ofSecondhand Smoke Issues. Hyatt Regency Hotel, Vancouver, BC. Sponsored by Clean
Air Coalition of BC. Interview with CBC Radio.
17 October 2001. Deposed in Mullen et al. v. Treasure Chest, Riverboat Casino
Workers. New York, NY. Case settled in New Orleans, Dec. 2001.
22-26 October 2001. Consultation for American Lung Association of Colorado: 22 Oct.,
Colorado Springs: Lecture: Risks and Control of Secondhand Smoke; Interviews: FM
Radio: KRDO, KSKZ; KKFM, KKLI, KMOM, KVUU, KSPK; TV: CBS-11. 23 Oct.,
Pueblo: Lecture; 2 Discussions: Risks and Control of Secondhand Smoke; Interviews:
Radio – KCSJ-AM, KNKN-FM; Print: Alamosa Valley Courier; Pueblo Chieftain. 24
Oct., Denver: Lecture; Discussion: Risks and Control of Secondhand Smoke; Interviews:
Print - The Statesman. 25 Oct., Ft. Collins: 3 Discussions: Risks and Control ofSecondhand Smoke; Interviews: Print: Coloradoan, CSU Collegian, No. Colo. Business
Report; Radio: KUNC-FM. 26 Oct., Grand Junction: Lecture; Discussion: Risks andControl of Secondhand Smoke; Radio: KAFM; TV: KKCO, Ch 11; KREX, Ch 5.
27 November 2001. Invited Presentation: Secondhand Smoke & Ventilation, 2001
National Conference on Tobacco or Health, New Orleans, LA. Sponsored by the US
Centers for Disease Control, Robt. Wood Johnson Foundation, U.S. EPA, etc., etc.
12 December 2001. Keynote Speaker Hazards and Control of Secondhand Smoke:
Tobacco Control and Prevention: A Case for Clean Indoor Air Conference. Sponsoredby the Kentucky Public Health Association, National Association of City, County Health
Officials, and the Univesity of Kentucky Prevention Research Center. Lexington, KY.
2002
17-18 January 2002. Deposed in the matter of Jett v. Philip Morris, Inc., et al. (Flightattendants’ litigation) Miami, FL Case # 00-01680-CA-22, 11th Judicial Circuit, MiamiDade County FL.
23 January 2002. Why Ventilation Cannot Control Tobacco Smoke. Special Seminarco-sponsored by the Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education and the UCSF
Cancer Center. University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA.
25 January 2002. Tobacco Industry Disinformation, Moles, and Fronts. Special Seminarco-sponsored by the Center for Tobacco Control Research and Education and the UCSF
Cancer Center. University of California, San Francisco, San Francisco, CA.
29 January 2002. Science-based Secondhand Smoke Policies. Seminar, Selected topics
in Tobacco Science. Oregon Tobacco Prevention & Education Program, Portland, OR.
11-13 February 2002. Consultation for Office of Tobacco Control, Republic of Ireland,
Dublin: Op-Ed, Irish Times; Media interviews: Six One TV News (RTE); TV3 Breakfast
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Seminars: Environmental Health; Health & Safety; Academics at Dublin Castle. Briefingfor Members of Parliament at the Dail.
22 March 2002. Keynote Speaker, Tobacco Smoke and Ventilation. Ontario Tobacco
Control Conference, March 21-23, 2002, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, sponsored by Cancer
Care Ontario, National Clearinghouse on Tobacco & Health, Ontario Tobacco-Free
Network, Ontario Tobacco Research Unit, & Smoking & Health Action Foundation.
27 March 2002. Plenary Speaker: The Scientific Basis for Smoking Bans;
WorkshopSpeaker: Tobacco Smoke & Ventilation. Washington State Department of
Health Tobacco Prevention & Control Annual Meeting, Seattle, Washington, March 2728.
11 April 2002. Keynote Speaker: EPA’s Secondhand Smoke Policy Development;
Recipient, Dr. William Cahan Distinguished Professor Award. Inaugural Conference,
Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute (FAMRI), Miami, FL April 10-12th, 2002.
25 April 2002. Guest lecturer: A history of U.S. federal secondhand smoke policy
development. Institute for Health Policy & Dept. of Social & Behavioral Sciences,
University of California, San Francisco, CA.
9 May 2002. Testimony before the Health Committee of the New Jersey Senate,
Trenton, NJ, concerning Senate bills S1210 and S 444 to repeal pre-emption, sponsoredby the New Jersey Breathes Coalition.
7 June 2002. Presentation to the Scientific Advisory Panel and Staff for the Robert
Wood Johnson Foundation Innovator Award, Chicago, IL.
21 June 2002. Invited Keynote Speaker: Seminar on the Risks and Control ofSecondhand Smoke for State Tobacco Control Officers. Teen Tobacco Summit
Conference, sponsored by the Florida State Dept. of Health, Clearwater FL.
27 June 2002. Telephonic Testimony: Labor Arbitration: Cincinnati, Inc. v. Cincinnati
Shaper Independent Union, Grievant A. Strunks. FMCS CASE # 020222-054586.
1 July 2002. Appointed Visiting Clinical Assistant Professor, Dept. of Family Medicine
and Community Health, Tufts University School of Medicine, Boston, MA.
2 July 2002. Presented Oral/Poster Paper, Passive Smoking Exposure and Risk for Irish
Bar Staff, by M. Mulcahy and JL Repace, at the 9th International Conference on Indoor
Air Quality and Climate, Monterey, California, June 30 – July 5, 2002.
11 July 2002. Peer Reviewer, National Cancer Institute Grant Panel PAR 01-063“Review of Tobacco Industry Documents.” Via teleconference.
5 August 2002. Consultation with Office of Tobacco Control, City of New York, NY.
6 August 2002. Deposed in Alamin v. Coefield et al., 96 Civ. 1630; Alamin v. Coombe etal., 97 Civ. 37340, US District Court, Southern District of New York. New York, NY.
13 August 2002. Presented Poster Paper, ANALYSIS OF DOSE, EXPOSURE, AND RISK FOR HONG
KONG CATERING WORKERS EXPOSED TO SECONDHAND SMOKE AT WORK ONLY , at the joint 12th
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the International Society for Environmental Epidemiology, August 11-15, 2002, Vancouver, BC
Canada.
10 October 2002. Testified before the Health Committee of the New York City Council
on a bill to ban smoking in all restaurants and bars. N.Y., N.Y. Sponsored by the
SmokeFree City Coalition.
15 November 2002. Consultation for American Lung Association of Delaware. Field
Study of Secondhand Smoke in the Hospitality Industry Before the Smoking Ban.
Wilmingon, DE.
19 Dec 2002. Interview: No-smoking zone growing. The statewide playground ban adds
a 25-foot buffer area. By John Hill -- Sacramento Bee Capitol Bureau, Published
Tuesday, December 31, 2002.
2003
24 January 2003. Consultation for American Lung Association of Delaware. Followup
Field Study of Secondhand Smoke in the Hospitality Industry After the Smoking Ban.
Wilmingon, DE.
27 February 2003. Press Conference and Testimony before the Senate FinanceCommittee, Maryland Legislature, on SB 261, Clean Indoor Air Act of 2003.
3 March 2003. Press Conference presentation on the Delaware Hospitality Industry Air
Quality Survey, American Heart Association, Wilmington, DE.
6 March 2003. Presentation to the Arizona Tobacco Prevention Coalition on the
Delaware Hospitality Industry Air Quality Survey, Tempe, Arizona.
13 March 2003. Invited lecture on the Delaware Hospitality Industry Air Quality
Survey, Center for Tobacco Control and Policy, University of California, San Francisco,CA.
8-10 April 2003. Consultation for ASH of The United Kingdom: Risk Assessment
Report on Workplace Deaths in the UK from passive smoking; media interviews on
National Radio: BBC Radio 5 Live; regional and local radio: BBC Wales; BBC
Northampton; BBC Scotland; Viking FM. Invited Lecture at the 'Don't' Choke on the
Smoke' Conference held on 9th April 2003 in London, sponsored by the Trades Union
Congress and the Chartered Institute of Environmental Health. Invited testimony before
a Parliamentary meeting, UK House of Commons All Party Parliamentary Group on
Smoking and Health, London, England, UK.
18 April 2003. Consultation for Massachusetts Coalition for a Healthy Future:
Measurements of Secondhand Smoke in 6 Boston Pubs prior to a smoking ban.
29 April 2003. Guest Lecturer on Secondhand Smoke. Dept. of Environmental Health
Sciences, School of Hygiene & Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore,MD.
12 June 2003. Guest Speaker: Risk Assessment of Passive Smoking in the U.K. Cosponsored by the CDC National Center for Environmental Monitoring, the Agency for
Toxic Substances and Disease Registry (ATSDR), and the Office on Smoking and Health(CDC), ATSDR HQ, Atlanta, GA.
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12 June 2003. Invited Lecturer: Secondhand Smoke tutorial: Cotinine in hospitality
workers and measurements of tobacco smoke pollution in hospitality venues. DeKalb
County Dept. of Health, Decatur, GA. Public meeting on DeKalb smoking ordinance.
3-8 August 2003. Invited speaker: Main Session on Passive Smoking; Workshop on
Passive Smoking; Press Conference on Passive Smoking. World Conference on Tobacco
or Health, Helsinki, Finland. Sponsored by the Flight Attendant Medical ResearchInstitute Distinguished Professor Award.
21-25 September 2003. Presented Poster, Secondhand Smoke in the Hospitality Industry:
Indoor Air Quality Before & After a Smoking Ban, J.L. Repace. 13th Annual Conference,
International Society for Exposure Analysis, Stresa, Lago Maggiore, Italy. Sponsored by
the Robert Wood Johnson Foundation Innovator Award.
21-25 September 2003. Presented Poster, Modeling and Measuring Indoor Air Pollution
from Multiple Cigarettes Smoked in Residential Settings, Wayne Ott and James Repace.
International Society for Exposure Analysis, Stresa, Italy. Sponsored by the FlightAttendant Medical Research Institute Distinguished Professor Award.
26 September 2003. Invited Lecture: Secondhand Smoke: Exposure, Dose, Risk, &Control. Tobacco Prevention Working Unit of the National Cancer Institute of Milan.
Milan, Italy. Presented with “Certificate of Excellence For Innovation in Smoke
Studies.” Sponsored by the Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute Distinguished
Professor Award.
30 Sept. 2003. Interview: Smokers' houses sit on market - USA Today, Tuesday,
September 30, 2003 By Maureen Milford, The (Wilmington, Del.) News Journal.
October 1-3, 2003. Invited Presentation. Secondhand Smoke: The Ventilation Myth,
Legal Implications, & Economic Consequences of Exposure. Seminar on the Economicsof Tobacco Control, Dublin, Ireland. Sponsored by the Irish Office of Tobacco Control.
3 October 2003. Interview: Expert warns on hazards to workers in pubs. By Dr Muiris
Houston, Medical Correspondent. The Irish Times (Dublin).
7 October 2003. Invited Presentation & Distinguished Service Award: Town Hall
Meeting to Clear the Air From Secondhand Smoke. Sponsored by the American Lung
Association of Maryland.
14 October 2003. Invited Presentation on Secondhand smoke exposure, risk, control andeconomics of smoking bans: Sponsored by Smoke-free Indiana program, Valparaiso
University, Valparaiso, Indiana. Interview: NW Indiana Times (online): State smoking
numbers shocking ... B. Rolek, Times Correspondent.
27-29 October 2003. Consultation for Southeast Health Unit Tobacco Use Prevention
Program, Douglas, GA. Presentations in: Statesboro, Douglas, Waycross.
25 November 2003. Interview: Delaware Celebrates First Anniversary of Smokefree
Workplace Law - Business good, compliance high; Law will reduce state's high cancer
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News-Journal, Delaware.
28 November 2003. Interview:Smoking ban hurts some businesses, not others. by M.
Donegan, Dover (DE) Post.
3 December 2003. Invited testimony before the Tacoma-Pierce County Board of Healthre: Regulation prohibiting smoking in public places and places of employment.
4 December 2003. Testimony reported in: The Seattle Times, Metro Edition: “Pierce
County adopts sweeping ban on smoking; legal fight ahead, Restaurant association vows
to sue,” by S. Daughton, P. 1.
9 December 2003. Interviews with Boston Herald, Radio, etc. on Boston AQ Study.
10 December 2003. Invited Plenary Talk at National Conference on Tobacco or Health:Hospitality Industry Air Quality Before and After Smoking Bans in Wilmington, DE andBoston, MA. Main Session Paper Presented: Smoking Bans in MA Bars and Restaurants– Impact on Air Quality, Workers’ Doses of SHS, and Health. Boston, MA.
11 December 2003. Invited Discussant: “Meet the Experts.” Secondhand Smoke and theVentilation Myth. National Conference on Tobacco or Health, Boston, MA.

22 December 2003. TV News Interview: New research may bolster workplacesmoking bans CTV News (Canada): “Avis Favaro on new research that's putting
the dangers of secondhand smoke in much sharper focus.”
2004
20 January 2004. Press Conference: The Black Dog Pub Study – A Failure of
Displacement Ventilation to Control Secondhand Smoke, sponsored by Cancer Care
Ontario and the Ontario Campaign Against Tobacco. Toronto, Canada.
27 January 2004. Invited Seminar Presentation: Application of ASHRAE Standard 62’s
Indoor Air Quality Procedure to ASHRAE-Standard Ventilated Smoking Venues. Session
AN04-SEM 47 S2: Standard 62’s Comfort-Only Approach to Smoking Spaces, Winter2004 Conference, Anaheim, CA. Supported by the Flight Attendant Medical ResearchInstitute Distinguished Professor Award.
29 January 2004. Invited Presentation: Application of ASHRAE Standard 62’s Indoor
Air Quality Procedure to Secondhand Smoke in the Hospitality Industry. The Center for
Tobacco Control Research and Education University of California, San Francisco, aWorld Health Organization Collaborating Center. Supported by the Flight Attendant
Medical Research Institute Distinguished Professor Award.
8 February 2004. Interview: On Tobacco Road, It’s a Tougher Sell, by A. Martin. The
New York Times, Real Estate.
11 March 2004. Invited Talk, on Secondhand Smoke Exposure and Control, to InterfaithPartnership Campaign Against Tobacco; Press Conference on Assembly Bill 315, “Clean
Indoor Air Act,” New Jersey State Legislature, Trenton NJ. Sponsored by New Jersey
Breathes, Medical Society of New Jersey.

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15 March 2004. Why Air Cleaning Cannot Control Secondhand Smoke. Invited
Briefing, NY State Legislative Committee; Press Conference, NY State Legislature,
Sponsored by The American Cancer Society, Eastern Region, Albany, NY.
19 April 2004. Invited Article on secondhand smoke: Dagbladet, Oslo, Norway.
20 April 2004. Invited Lecture, Dose-Response and Control Issues for Secondhand
Smoke. Presented at the Norwegian National Tobacco Control Conference, Sponsoredby The Norwegian Office of Tobacco Control, Oslo, Norway.
26 April 2004. Videoconference Briefing on ESTIMATED MORTALITY FROMSECONDHAND SMOKE AMONG CLUB, PUB, TAVERN, AND BAR WORKERS
IN NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA, by James L. Repace, MSc.

for The Cancer Council of New South Wales, Sydney, Australia. (from Annapolis, MD).
27 April 2004. Videotaped Interview for 7:30 Report, Australian Broadcasting
Corporation, Sydney, Australia, on Mortality Among Hospitality Industry Workers in
New South Wales. ABC Studio, National Press Club, Washington, DC.
28 April 2004. Video Press Conference Briefing on ESTIMATED MORTALITY FROMSECONDHAND SMOKE AMONG CLUB, PUB, TAVERN, AND BAR WORKERS
IN NEW SOUTH WALES, AUSTRALIA, sponsored by The Cancer Council of New South

Wales, Sydney, Australia. (from Annapolis, MD), for Australian Press in Sydney,
Australia.
12 May 2004. Invited presentation: Translation of Secondhand Smoke Science into
Policy. Annual Conference of the Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute: Miami,FL.
19 May 2004. Project Review: Secondhand Smoke in the Hospitality Industry. Annual
Meeting of the Innovators’ Combating Substance Abuse Program, Robert Wood Johnson
Foundation, Chicago, IL.
19 June 2004. Seeing Through The Smoke. Letter to the Editor supporting over humanrights over property rights on secondhand smoke in the Washington, DC, hospitality
industry. The Washington Post, Free For All, A21.
27 August 2004. Who’s Protecting Workers’ Health? Letter to the Editor criticizing theWhite House Office of Management and Budget and the Occupational Safety & HealthAdministration’s abandonment of the proposed rule to regulate secondhand smoke in theworkplace. The Washington Post, p. A20.
10-21 September 2004+. Interviews & Stories on my JOEM paper on air pollution in thehospitality industry before and after a smoking ban: NY Times, Washington Post,
Associated Press, International Herald Tribune, South China Morning Post, etc. 500+
stories on this work in the 50 top media markets (Radio, TV, Print, Internet) (source: M.
Booth & Associates, NYC). Plus press release by the American College of Occupational& Environmental Medicine.
15 September 2004. Presentation to Gwinnett County Special Committee on Smoke-freeworkplace laws. Lawrenceville, GA, 15 September 2004.
30 September 2004. Legal deposition, in the matter of Thaxton vs. Norfolk Southern
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17-21 October 2004. Presented paper: Indoor and outdoor carcinogen pollution on a
cruise ship. 14th Annual Conference of the International Society of Exposure Analysis,
Philadelphia, PA. Supported by the Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute
Distinguished Professor Award.
19 December 2004. Interview with St. Paul, MN, Pioneer Press (Carried online at
TwinCities.com, Pioneer Press), on interpreting nicotine measurements in restaurants interms of air quality. “No Breathing Room,” by Debra O’Connor.
30 December 2004. Radio Interview on secondhand smoke in casinos on KNPR (88.9
FM), Las Vegas, NV – “State of Nevada,” 1hr. daily public affairs program.
2005
23 March 2005. Testimony on St. Louis County, Missouri, proposed "Indoor Clean Air
Act", sponsored by Missouri GASP. TV Interviews: KSDK 5, KMOV 4, KPLR 11.
3 May 2005. Invited seminar on measurements of outdoor air pollution from secondhand
smoke. Sponsored by the Dept. of Health Services, University of Maryland Baltimore
County, Catonsville, MD.
12 May 2005. Poster Presentation: Rosetta Stone Equations for Predicting Atmospheric& Biomarkers for Secondhand Smoke; Outdoor Air Pollution From Secondhand Smoke;
The Bismarck, ND Air Quality Study. 4th Annual meeting of the Flight Attendant
Medical Research Institute, Miami Beach, FL May 11-13 2005.
17 May 2005. Invited Lecturer and Panelist: Conférence scientifique: ENJEUXACTUELS ET TABAGISME. (Scientific Conference on CURRENT ISSUES ANDTOBACCO USE.) Organized by the Institut national de santé publique duQuébec (Quebec National Public Health Institute), Montreal, Canada. Press
Interviews: May 20, Canadian Press; May 19, La Presse; Le Devoir.
19-20 May 2005. Invited Lecturer: The Rosetta Stone Equations for predicting andintercorrelating secondhand smoke atmospheric and biological markers. WORKSHOPON BIOLOGICAL & ATMOSPHERIC MEASUREMENT OF TOBACCO USE ANDEXPOSURE IN TRANSDISCIPLINARY RESEARCH, Organized by the Ontario
Tobacco Research Unit, University of Toronto. TORONTO, CANADA.
12-15 September 2005. Invited Speaker: Smoke-free Casinos; Plenary Seminar Speaker:
Is it Effective? Evaluating your New Smoke-free Law. Clearing the Air: An Institute for
Policy Advocacy. Sponsored by the American Nonsmokers’ Rights Foundation.
Stanford Sierra Conference Center, Fallen Leaf Lake, California.
13 October 2005. Invited Lecture: Forensic analysis of secondhand smoke exposure,dose, and risk in litigation. Cancer Prevention and Control Network Seminar. Johns
Hopkins University Bloomberg School of Public Health. Baltimore, Maryland.
24 October 2005. Invited Testimony, concerning the inability of ventilation to control
secondhand smoke and the hazards of smoking rooms to smokers, and Debate with Dr.
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Chris Proctor, Head of Science & Regulatory Affairs, British American Tobacco, before
the Hong Kong Legislative Council on Smoking (Public Health) (Amendment) Bill 2005.
Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (SAR), China.
25 October 2005. Invited Discussant at Hong Kong University School of Medicine Press
Conference on Hazards of Designated Smoking Rooms to Smokers. Hong Kong SAR,
China.
25 October 2005. Seminar Speaker: Secondhand Smoking and Health, Hong Kong
Council on Smoking and Health. Hong Kong SAR, China.
26 October 2005. Press Coverage: “Ventilation is no answer to smoke problem: study.”South China Morning Post, by Patsy Moy. “Call for no exceptions to smoking ban”,
Hong Kong Standard, by Monday Ng. “Segregation ‘no substitute’ for total smoking
ban, China Daily, by Cecelia Lo. + Chinese language dailies. Weds. Oct. 26, 2005.
1 November 2005. Conference presentation:: “Displacement Ventilation Fails to Control
Secondhand Smoke: a 3 Pub Air Quality Study.” Indoor Air Pollution, platform session,
abstract in Proceedings of the 15th Annual International Society for Exposure Analysis
Conference October 30 - November 3, 2005 Tucson, Arizona.

1 November 2005. Coauthor on conference presentation: K. Lee, C.T.C. Okoli, J.L.
Repace and E.J. Hahn, “Impact of smoke-free ordinance on indoor particulate
levels” presented in the 15th International Society of Exposure Analysis, Oct 30Nov 3, 2005, Tucson, Arizona, USA.
1 November 2005. Invited seminar on displacement and dilution ventilation andsecondhand smoke in casinos. University of Arizona School of Medicine, Tucson,
Arizona.
7 November 2005. Invited discussant. UMBC Graduate Student Senate Hearing on
Outdoor Smoking Ban, Ellicott City, Maryland.
8 November 2005. Testimony presented to Prince Georges County, Maryland Council
Hearing on CB 68, Smoking Ban in Restaurants & Bars.
21 November 2005. Testimony presented to Howard County, Maryland Council Hearingon CB 71-2005, Smoking Ban in Restaurants & Bars.
2006
10 January 2006. Press Conference on Air Quality in Virginia’s Hospitality Industry;
Report on air quality measurements in 12 hospitality venues in the State of Virginia, for
Virginians for a Healthy Future (American Lung, American Heart, & American Cancer).
Press Richmond Times Dispatch, Virginian Pilot et al., radio interviews,WAMU et al..
Richmond, VA.
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3 February 2006. Invited presentation. Health Effects of Secondhand Smoke and Air
Pollution in the Virginia Hospitality Industry. Virginia State Board of Health, Richmond,
VA.
19 April 2006. Invited Lecture: The Secondhand Smoke Wars: Battles on the Road
From Science to Policy. The Spring 2006 Dean’s Lecture, Yale University School of
Public Health, New Haven, CT.
21 April 2006. Guest Speaker: The Science of Secondhand Smoke. Smoking S.T.O.P.S.
Here – Spring Meeting, University of Maryland, College Park, MD. Sponsored by theStudent-Faculty Committee of Campus representatives, State University of MarylandCollege Campuses.
8 May 2006. Consultation on Secondhand Smoke for the Netherlands Government.
11 May 2006. Participant, FAMRI Distinguished Professor Panel. Annual Meeting,
Flight Attendants Medical Research Institute, Cambridge MA.
14 July 2006. Oral presentation: Outdoor Air Pollution From Secondhand Smoke.
JL Repace and AA Rupprecht. 13th World Conference on Tobacco Or Health,Washington, DC, July 12-15, 2006.

5 September 2006. Oral Presentation: Secondhand tobacco smoke exposure anddose in Boston Bars and Bartenders. Joint Conference of the International Societyof Environmental Epidemiology and the International Society of Exposure
Analysis (ISEE/ISEA) International Conference, Paris, France, Sept. 2-6, 2006.
21 September 2006. Invited Presentation. The Science of Secondhand Smoke. Annual
Meeting of The West Virginia Pubic Health Association. Canaan Valley, WV.
1 Nov. 2006. News Interview, AP New Jersey: Study: New ventilation systems don't
clear smoke as touted By LINDA A. JOHNSON, Associated Press Writer, November 1,
2006, 2:46 PM EST.
1 Nov. 2006. Scripps Howard News Service, November 01, 2006, Wednesday 2:36 PM
EST. SECTION: DOMESTIC NEWS, LENGTH: 775 words, HEADLINE: Finding a
way out of the hazards of smoke filled rooms. BYLINE: LEE BOWMAN, Scripps
Howard News Service.
1 Nov. 2006. News Interview, Cincinnati Enquirer: Smoke filters found less effective
than bans. BY PEGGY O'FARRELL | ENQUIRER STAFF WRITER.
<http://news.enquirer.com/apps/pbcs.dll/article?AID=/20061101/NEWS01/611010400/1077/COL02>

3 Nov. 2006. Radio Interview, The Battle Against Second-Hand Smoke. The Tavis
Smiley Show, National Public Radio (727 affiliate stations).
<http://www.tavistalks.com/tsradio/index.html>.
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6-7 Nov. 2006. Peer Reviewer, Epidemiology of Diseases Associated with Second Hand
Smoke Panel Meeting, Flight Attendants Medical Research Institute, 2006 Peer Review
Panel Meeting, Chantilly, VA.
2007
15 May 2007. Panelist, Measuring Secondhand Smoke Exposure planning workshop, 6th
Annual Scientific Symposium, Flight Attendant Medical Research Institute, Miami, FL
May 14-16, 2007.
17 May 2007. Invited Speaker, “Secondhand Smoke: Low Exposures and High Stakes,
Forensic Applications of Secondhand Smoke Exposure Analysis.” University ofWashington, Seattle. 2007 Oceans to Stars Lecture Series: Environmental Health,
Staying Healthy in a Chemical World. Sponsored by the UW Earth Initiative, the UW
Water Center and the UW Alumni Association. Seattle, Washington.
<http://www.washington.edu/alumni//activities/lectures/2007ocean_0517.html>.

24 May 2007. Invited Speaker, THE SCIENCE OF SECONDHAND SMOKE. Rocky Mountain
Tobacco Control Conference, sponsored by the University of Wyoming, Jackson Hole,
Wyoming.
18-22 June 2007. Lecturer: 10-hour short course: “Exposure to Secondhand Smoke,” amodule in the course, Human Exposure Assessment. A Cyprus Institute Summer Course,
June 11-July 20, 2007. Cyprus International Institute Postgraduate Program in
Environmental Health. Co-sponsored by Cyprus International Institute for theEnvironment and Public Health in Association with the Harvard School of Public Health.
Nicosia, Cyprus.
28 June 2007. Participant in Press Conference, Pennsylvania Smoke-Free Workplace
Laws Cut Secondhand Smoke by 87 Percent, New Study Proves. Sponsored by thePennsylvania Alliance to Control Tobacco. Philadelphia, PA.
6 Sept. 2007. Plenary Lecture: Air Quality & Health Benefits of Smoke-free
Workplaces. Best of the West Conference, sponsored by Tobacco-Free Arizona.
Phoenix, AZ.
18 October 2007. Press Release. 300 NONSMOKING PENNSYLVANIA CASINOEMPLOYEES WILL DIE FROM SECONDHAND-SMOKE ILLNESSES, NEW STUDY
SAYS. Pennsylvania Alliance to Control Tobacco, Harrisburg, PA.

23 Oct. 2007. Outdoor Tobacco Smoke Concentrations in Sidewalk Cafes, Cruiseships,
and on a College Campus. Point/Counterpoint Symposium: Going Too Far? Exploring
the Limits of Smoking Regulation. Tobacco Control Legal Consortium, St. Paul MN
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24 Oct. 2007. Presented Poster: Secondhand Smoke in Casinos: You Bet Your Life.
National Conference on Tobacco or Health, October 24-26, 2007, Minneapolis, MN.
31 Oct. 2007. Labor arbitration testimony. Januszewski et al., v.
Horseshoe Hammond, USDC, NDIN, Hammond Div., 2:00CV352JM. Chicago, IL.

5 November 2007. News Interview: A New Arena in the Fight Over Smoking: The
Home. S. Semrad. The New York Times, National.

2008
15 January 2008. Keynote Speaker, The Science of Secondhand Smoke. Rising Above:
The 2008 Tobacco Prevention and Control Statewide Contractor’s Conference, Utah
Department of Health, Layton, Utah.
29 February 2008. Testimony on air quality in Connecticut Indian Casinos, on
Connecticut Senate Bill SB 419 : "An Act Prohibiting Smoking in Regulated Areas of
Casinos". Connecticul Legislature, Hartford, CT. Sponsored by United Autoworkers,
Region 9A.
1 March 2008. Interview: Testimony given on smoking ban bill that would apply tocasino, By ERICA JACOBSON. The Norwich Bulletin. Posted Mar 01, 2008.
10 March 2008. Invited Lecture: Exposure and Dose from Secondhand Smoke:Workshop on Secondhand Smoke, co-sponsored by the City of Barcelona Health
Department, and the Health Sciences Faculty, University of Beira Interior, Portugal.
Barcelona, Spain.
11 March 2008. Briefing for the Director General of Health and Chief Medical Officer
for Portugal: Exposure, Dose, Risk, and Control of Secondhand Smoke. Portuguese
Health Ministry. Co-Sponsored by the Luso-American Friendship Foundation (FLAD)
and the Faculty of Health Sciences at the University of Beira Interior. Lisbon, Portugal.
12 March 2008. Invited Lecture for the Public: Exposure, Dose, Risk, and Control ofSecondhand Smoke. Sponsored by the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation Environmental
Programme [Programa Gulbenkian Ambiente], Lisbon, Portugal.
2 September 2008. Testimony in pre-trial hearing, Secondhand smoke exposure and risk
in a maximum security prison. In the matter of: Durham v. Hood et al. United States
District Court, District of Colorado, Civil Action # 05-CV-01282-MSK-KLM.
7-8 October 2008. Panelist on exposure assessment. Secondhand Smoke Workshop, cosponsored by the Johns Hopkins Institute for Global Tobacco Control, the University ofCalifornia, San Francisco Tobacco Smoke Center and the American Academy of
Pediatrics Julius B. Richmond Center, Harvard University .

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16 Oct. 2008. Presentation of paper: Secondhand Smoke Exposure, Dose, and Risk in
Pennsylvania Casinos, 2008 Joint Annual Conference: Exposure and Health in a Global
Environment. October 12-16, International Society for Environmental Epidemiology &International Society of Exposure Analysis (ISEA-ISEE) Conference, Pasadena, CA.
14 November 2008. Invited Lecture: Forensic Applications of Secondhand Smoke
Exposure Analysis. Center on Democracy, Development, and the Rule of Law, and theDepartment of Civil & Environmental Engineering, Stanford University, Stanford, CA.
17 November 2008. Invited Lecture: Forensic Applications of Secondhand Smoke
Exposure Analysis. Environmental Sciences Graduate Program Seminar Series:
Alternative Energy and Environmental Effects & Environmental Health. University of
Nevada, Reno. Reno, NV.
2009
27 February 2009. Testimony on Connecticut House of Representatives Bill HB 5608:"An Act Concerning The Issuance of Liquor Permits to Casinos that Permit Smoking in
the Casino," evaluating air quality studies at the Mohegan Sun Casino. Sponsored byUnited Auto Workers, Region 9A, Connecticut General Assembly, Hartford, CT.
6 May 2009. Interview on new NIOSH Health Hazard Evaluation of secondhand smokein Las Vegas Casinos: Study arms smoking foes. Las Vegas Sun, Las Vegas, NV.
12 May 2009. Presented Poster at the 8th Scientific Symposium of the Flight Attendant
Medical Research Institute (FAMRI) May 11-13, 2009: “Measuring Human Exposure to
Pollutants from Secondhand Smoke,” L Hildemann, V. Acevedo-Bolton, R Jiang, K-C
Cheng, N Klepeis, JL Repace, and WR Ott. Department of Civil and Environmental
Engineering, Stanford University.
10-12 June 2009. Invited presentation: Secondhand Smoke Casino Studies. National
Conference on Tobacco or Health, Phoenix, AZ.30 June 2009. News story on my work:
Secondhand Smoke Threatens Casino Workers’ Health. By Randy Dotinga, HealthBehavior News Service.
<http://www.cfah.org/hbns/archives/getDocument.cfm?documentID=2035>.
10 September 2009. Pennsylvania Dept. of Health, Press Release on my study of air
quality in Pennsylvania’s hospitality industry (commissioned by the Pennsylvania
Alliance to Control Tobacco): Pennsylvania’s Clean Indoor Air Act Marks One Year
Anniversary: Recent study finds 52 lives in the hospitality industry are saved each year. <http://www.dsf.health.state.pa.us/health/cwp/view.asp?Q=253809&A=190>.

12 November 2009. Labor arbitration testimony, United Auto Workers, Region 9A vs.
Foxwoods Casino on November 12, 2009 at the Mashantucket Pequot Reservation,
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15 April 2010. Taped interview on Active and Passive Smoking. WMBR 88.1 FM - The
MIT Student Radio Station, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
3 May – 5 May 2010. Presented Poster at 9th Scientific Symposium of Flight Attendant
Medical Research Institute (FAMRI), Miami FL: Measuring Human Exposure to
Pollutants from Secondhand Smoke. Hildemann LM, Acevedo-Bolton V, Jiang RT,
Cheng K-C, Klepeis NE, Repace JL, and Ott WR.
12 May 2010. Newspaper Interview. Casinos and regulators blind to smoking rules. By
Monica Yant Kinney, Inquirer Columnist. The Philadelphia Inquirer.
<http://www.philly.com/inquirer/columnists/monica_yant_kinney/20100512_Monica_Ya
nt_Kinney__Casinos_and_regulators_blind_to_smoking_rules.html#axzz0r4iLTdxd>.
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Invited Testimony, Re: Proposed Bills Int. No. 332(Councilmembers Brewer, et al.), and Int. No. ### (Councilmember Vallone)
Banning outdoor smoking in pedestrian plazas and parks, submitted to New York City
Council Health & Parks Committee Hearing, Thursday, Oct. 14, 2010.
2011
	
  
18 Feb 2011. Expert Testimony on outdoor smoking, in the matter of Birke v. Oakwood,Superior Court of the State of California, County of Los Angeles, Northwest District,
Case No. LC 085 905.
9-11 May 2011. Keynote presentation: Secondhand Smoke in 91 Casinos. 2011
National Smokefree Gaming Symposium, May 9-­‐11, 2011, Las Vegas, NV.
5-10 June 2011. Presented paper at Indoor Air 2011 international conference, Austin,
TX. PM2.5 and Secondhand smoke in 94 casinos. 12th International Society for Indoor
Air Quality and Climate.
10 August 2011. Public Lecture, Greenbelt, MD Community Center, “When Cigarette
Smoke Harms a Neighbor,” on indoor and outdoor smoke infiltration measurements in
multi-family dwellings.
August-Sept. 2011. Expert Testimony on secondhand smoke infiltration in a multifamily dwelling, in the matter of Schuman v. Greenbelt Homes, Inc. & Popovic, Circuit
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October 28-27, 2011. Symposium Co-Chair and Presenter, Paper WS04-02: J. L.
Repace. Secondhand Smoke Infiltration in Multifamily Dwellings - Monthly Average
Nicotine Concentrations and Symptomatic Effects in Nonsmoking Residents. In:SYMPOSIUM: Recent Advances in the Science of Measuring Exposure to Secondhand
Smoke. 21st Annual Meeting, International Society of Exposure Science, Baltimore, MD.
	
  
2012
9 March 2012. Oral presentation and written testimony before the Maryland House ofDelegates on House Bill 1224, endorsing a proposal to make secondhand smoke
infiltration in multi-family dwellings an actionable nuisance.
10 March 2012. TV interview, Second-hand smoking ban introduced in Maryland,
WJLA, NewsChannel 8, Washington, DC. http://www.wjla.com/articles/2012/03/secondhand-smoking-ban-introduced-in-maryland-73607.html.
28 Oct – 1 Nov 2012. Co-chaired symposium "Clearing the Air We Breathe: Progress
Reducing Exposure to Pollutants in Ambient, Occupational, and Personal Settings"
International Society for Exposure Science conference, Seattle, WA. Presented paper:
ESTIMATED REDUCTIONS IN POPULATION PM2.5 EXPOSURE FROM AMBIENT AIR
POLLUTION AND SECONDHAND SMOKE, 1990 to 2010.

8 August 2013. Interview: “Anti-smoking battle moves outdoors; bans increase. By
Mike Stobbe, Atlanta Bureau, Associated Press.

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