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Tabacova, Sonia was born on November 19, 1939 in Sliven, Bulgaria. Daughter of Apostol and Todorka (Atanasova) Diadova.
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Sonia Tabacova, Bulgarian Research scientist. Fellowship award Canada National Research Council, 1971; recipient International Science Research award Fogarty International Center, National Institutes of Health, 1992. Member New York Academy Sciences; member European and United States Teratology societies, International Society of Environmental Epidemiology, Global Environmental Epidemiological Network.
Education
Doctor of Medicine, Institute of Medicine, 1963; Doctor of Philosophy, Anugrah Narayan Sysin Institute of Hygiene, 1969.
Career
Epidemiologist, Hygiene and Epidemiology Inspectorate, Gabrovo, Bulgaria, 1963-1966; postgraduate fellow, Anugrah Narayan Sysin Institute of Hygiene, Moscow, 1966-1969; postdoctoral fellow, Food and Drug Directorate, Ottawa, Canada, 1971-1972; research scientist, Research Institute Hygiene and Occupl. Health, Sofia, Bulgaria, 1973-1986; senior scientist, National Center of Hygiene, Sofia, since 1986; visiting scientist, National Institute Environmental Health Science, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina, 1992-1993. Expert Interant. Program on Chemical Safety, World Health Organization, Geneva, 1981-1983, expert Human Reproduction Program, World Health Organization, Geneva, since 1984, chair toxicology panel, 1993.
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Membership
Member New York Academy Sciences. Member European and United States Teratology societies, International Society of Environmental Epidemiology, Global Environmental Epidemiological Network.
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Married Christo Tabacov, July 15, 1962. 1 child, Dorothea.
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Fellowship award Canada National Research Council, 1971. Recipient International Science Research award Fogarty International Center, National Institutes of Health, 1992.Fellowship award Canada National Research Council, 1971. Recipient International Science Research award Fogarty International Center, National Institutes of Health, 1992.