NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
New York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory Draft
N1017 Alison Geyh, JHSPH, EHE Regina Santella PhD [email protected] heavy equipment operators clean up workers 200+ to be spec. NIEHS to be spec. pulmonary function data collection in
Part B testing, respiratory health process registered
surveys development of 183 workers, 183
clean-up worker registry RH surveys 181
follow up assess. after PFTs
several months
N1018 to be specified wtc workers from JHSPH registry proposed
N1019 to be specified WTC workers and comparison group proposed
N1020 Stephen M. Levin, MD Medical Director, Mount Sinai-Irving J. Selikoff to be specified NIEHS obtain baseline medical in process
Center for Occupational and Environmental Medicine (212) 241-7811 information and initiate
[email protected] tracking and surveillance
on 10,000 high risk
workers
N1021 to be spec. young children living or attending school near G- 1000-2000 proposed
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N1022 to be specified n/a NIEHS analyzed samples for completed one
asbestos, pH, metal, and sample exceeded
size distribution 1% for asbestos
NI023 to be specified n/a NIEHS
N1024 to be specified NYC fireman with varied exposures to the 9/11 NIEHS CT-scans, BAL, plasma proposed
disaster (extremely high, high, medium, none) for cytokine mediators
G0001 Stephen Morse, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia University population in towers; in WTC area? interviews Letter of intent
forwarded to CDC;
in planning phase
O0001A Lynn Zanardi, [email protected] Susan Wilt, DrPH, [email protected]
WTCResearchNo21 4/8/02
NYC-WTC 000143831
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