Linda Dell, MS, is an epidemiologist with 30 years of experience in applied epidemiological research. She has designed, implemented, and managed occupational and environmental epidemiological studies. Linda is knowledgeable about epidemiological methods, cancer epidemiology, occupational health surveillance, and exposure reconstruction methods. She has conducted systematic reviews and meta-analyses and has integrated human health evidence in relation to occupational and environmental exposures. She has conducted quantitative and qualitative exposure reconstructions and human health risk assessments and has studied exposures to chemicals, metals, minerals, air pollutants, per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), and health risks such as cancers, reproductive effects, cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. Linda has also served as an expert witness in litigation matters related to the evaluation of disease causation.