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Draft inventory of WTC PTSD research studies, March 2002

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A draft list of World Trade Center research studies focusing on PTSD among New York City adults conducted in late 2001 and early 2002.

NYC-WTC_000143875–000143906

Folder label: “WTC RESEARCH”

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New York City Department of Health N1005 J. Wilson NYSDOH NI006 J. Wilson NYSDOH NI007 J. Wilson NYSDOH lalume optical densily Ipopulation exposures to PM lair quality Tair quality Env. Risk Assessment Env. Risk Assessment Env. Risk Assessment WTC Research Inventory Collect and analyze all relevant satellite imagery pre/post 9/11 to assess plume optical density as a surrogate for population exposures Ito particulate matter Collect, catalogue and organize a relational database for all air monitoring data collected prior to and following 9/11 by state, federal, |and academic organizations Perfom detailed chemical and elemental speciation analyses on filter samples collected by acad. Researchers in the vicinity of WTC Ibefore and after 9/11. NI008 Lauri Boni Mt. Sinai J. Wilson NYSDOH WTC impact on pregnant Longitudinal Birth Cohort women and birth study outcomes NI009 J. Wilson NYSDOH NIo10|J. Wilson INYSDOH NI011J. Wilson NYSDOH Air quality Air quality Air quality Assessment of the Env. Health Effecs of the WTC Tragedy on Pregnant Women and Their Offspring (Designed to evaluate acute/cumulative exposures to air pollutants on pregnant women and relationships to fetal/child development; results will be compared with a similar study in Northern Manhattan of pregnant women free of exp. Due to WTC.) Env. Risk Assessment exposure Compositional analysis of three bulk samples of dust/smoke collected during week one post-WTC collapse chaacterization Env. Risk Assessment exposure Size fractionated samples from samples collected from first week post-collapse. characterization Env. Risk Assessment Collection and analysis of indoor dust samples south of Ground Zero exposure characterization on November 19, 2001. WTC research inventory 032602Sheet13/10/2003 Draft of 3/28/02 Maiman School of Publc Heallh/Columbia Univ.. ]Mailman School of Public Health/Collumbia Univ. : 9/11 Public Portal Document Mailman School of Public Health/Columbia Univ. Children's Enviromental Health/Mailman SPH/Columbia [and Children's Health and the Environ./Mt. Sinai Sch. Of Med [also in collaboration with NIEHS Center for Environ. Health in Northern Manhattan/Mailman School of PH University of Medicine and Denistry of New Jersey New York University University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey New York University EPA-NERL University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey New York University EPA-NERL

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