NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
Nev York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory Draft of 3/28/02
Manhattan. Focus on respiratory and mental health concerns.
three year follow up.
N1022 J. Wilson Air quality Exposure characterization Dust sample collections at 12+ sites surrounding WTC disaster area New York University
NYSDOH to be specified Toxicology Studies in Collaboration with EPA EPA
(see related collaborations with MSPH and UMDNJ listed above) NIEHS
additional exp. Asessment includes determination of elemental and
chemical comp. Of airborne and outdoor and indoor settled dusts,
characterization of fine and ultrafine PM,
determine the reaccumulation rates in residential bldgs — WTC area,
assess the toxicities of WTC dusts in animal models of compromised
health (ie old age and influenza).
NI023 J. Wilson Respiratory Health Prevalence study NOS WTC Resident Respiratory Impact Study New York University
NYSDOH Effects (to examine prevalence of persistent respiratory sx in the surrounding New York City Department of Health
community) Columbia University
Community Advisory Committee
N1024 J. Wilson Health Effects Case reports WTC Fireman Clinical Evaluation New York University
NYSDOH NIEHS
City, State and Other Federal Collaborations
0001 NYCDOH WTC injuries tbd Injuries due to WTC evacuation Int'l agency NOS, NYCDOH, NCEH, NCIPC
email see G0032?
0002 NYCDOH Air/Environment Env. Risk Assessment Ambient and Indoor Sampling for Evaluation in WTC area NYCDOH, ATSDR/DHAC
0003 NYCDOH mentaUphys. health Injury/Risk Assessment A Community Needs Assessment of Lower Manhattan Following NYCDOH
post attack the World Trade Center Attack CDC/NCEH
(survey of residents living near WTC to identify health related needs
and concerns for NYCDOH to establish priorities and direct inter-
ventions)
000 NYSDOH Asthma case/control Asthma Sx among Verizon and other utility workers NYSDOH
WTC research inventory 032602Sheetl3/27/02
NYC-WTC 000143848
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