Tailored expert analysis & testimony providing customized toxicological assessments, in-depth scientific reviews, and expert courtroom testimony to support litigation and regulatory processes.
Dr. Begum is a nationally recognized environmental epidemiologist specializing in phthalates and other endocrine-disrupting chemicals. She provides expert witness reports and scientific testimony on the health impacts of chemical exposures, with a focus on environmental justice, vulnerable populations, and public health protection.
With over a decade of experience in environmental epidemiology, Dr. Begum offers deep scientific expertise in phthalates, endocrine-disrupting chemicals (EDCs), and chemical exposures resulting from environmental contamination. Her work bridges rigorous research, public health policy, and science communication. She has a proven ability to translate complex toxicological and epidemiological evidence into clear, persuasive narratives tailored for legal, regulatory, and public audiences.
PhD, National Science Foundation (NSF) Fellow, Project Management Professional-certified, and a recognized leader in public health and environmental justice.
Delivering rigorous, defensible testimony in court and litigation support.
Integrating science, policy, and advocacy to address community and occupational exposures.
Publications, funded studies, and advisory roles bring critical credibility to every project.
Kind of Services you receive
Tailored expert analysis & testimony providing customized toxicological assessments, in-depth scientific reviews, and expert courtroom testimony to support litigation and regulatory processes.
Conducting comprehensive exposure assessments in communities and workplaces, with expert interpretation of environmental and biological monitoring data.
Designing effective grant proposals, offering science-based policy guidance, and leading impactful public outreach to influence environmental health decisions.
Delivering engaging and accessible educational sessions for professionals, agencies, and community groups on toxicology, exposure science, and health protection.