Draft inventory of WTC PTSD research studies, March 2002

New York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory NI012|J. Wilson INYSDOH medical symptoms and syndromes NI013 J. Wilson NYSDOH NI014|J. Wilson NYSDOH Ibirth outcomes Air quality NI015|J. Wilson INYSDOH occupational health (mental health Prevalence/correlational study impact study NOS Medical symptoms and syndromes among residents of the NY metropolitan area after the 9/11 attacks. Hypothesis ~ direct exposure to the plume of WTC air contaminants will increase Llevels of distress in those within top quartile of exp. Over the 1st month post 9/11. Effects of 9/11 on reproductive outcomes (gender ratio, prematurity, and birth defects) Env. Risk Assessment WTC Plume-model to reconstruct a) location and time-based exposure characterization concentrations and exposure patterns in downwind locations and b) location and time-based exposure patterns for initial dustsmoke and fires within the first week post-collapse and longer-term smoldering fire emissions from Ground Zero. epidemiology study NOS Mental Health Assessments of 11,000 NYC firefighters NIO16 J. Wilson NYSDOH general health assessments NIO17 NYCDOH email Occupational Health part A J. Wilson WTC truck drivers INYSDOH clean-up workers R. Santella MSPH lepidemiology study NOS Injury/Risk Assessment Lexposure characteri- [zation] Assessment of residents physical symptoms, perceptions about their health (mental and physical) and perception of the odors Personal Exposure Assessment to Airborne Contaminants at the Disaster Site* [Exposure monitoring at G-0 10/1-10/7; 10/16-30] WTC research inventory 032602Sheet13/10/2003 Draft of 3128/02 University of Medicine and Dentistry of New Jersey NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document University of Medicine and Denistry of New Jersey |University of Medicine and Denistry of New Jersey University of Medicine and Denistry of New Jersey New York City Fire Department University of Medicineand Dentistry and The New York Academy of Medicine Johns Hopkins SPH - Environmental Health Engineering also in collaboration with NIEHS Center for Environ. Health in Northern Manhattan/Mailman School of Public Health [International Brotherhood of Teamsters NYC Teamsters Locals 282 and 831