Marina Sweeney

Marina Sweeney is an accomplished Epidemiologist with extensive experience in cancer research and public health. Currently serving at DLH Corporation since June 2022 and as a Special Volunteer at the National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences since May 2019, Marina's work focuses on the relationship between work schedules and breast cancer risk. Previous roles include contributing as an Epidemiologist at Gibb Epidemiology Consulting, where contributions involved evaluating mesothelioma cases and conducting a systematic review of phthalates. Marina's background includes clinical research assistance at US Oncology, post-baccalaureate fellowship at the National Cancer Institute, and a Master's in Public Health from The George Washington University, complemented by a PhD in Epidemiology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. This combination of academic training and hands-on experience positions Marina as a knowledgeable expert in epidemiological studies and cancer prevention.