How Environmental Exposures Shape Pregnancy Outcomes
September 23, 2026 | 11:00am ET | 17:00 CET
Environmental exposures — from air pollution to household chemicals — are increasingly linked to complications during pregnancy, yet they remain one of the least understood risk factors in maternal and fetal health. In this free webinar, Dr. Kathleen Fisch of UC San Diego School of Medicine shares new research on how exogenous exposures contribute to adverse pregnancy outcomes, drawing on exposomics data provided through Panome Bio’s Discovery Exposomics service.
Watch this webinar to learn how Dr. Fisch’s team is applying this data to better understand environmental risk during pregnancy, and what it could mean for future clinical practice and public health guidance.
PRESENTED BY:
Kathleen Fisch, PhD
Kathleen Fisch, PhD is an Associate Professor in the Department of Obstetrics, Gynecology and Reproductive Sciences, in the Division of Maternal-Fetal Medicine. Institutionally, Dr. Fisch serves as the Faculty Director of the ACTRI Center for Computational Biology & Bioinformatics and as a Co-Director of the UC San Diego Center for Perinatal Discovery. In these roles, she spearheads the development of a vibrant, leading edge vision for computational genomics, bioinformatics support and infrastructure to support translational research across UCSD Health Sciences.
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