NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
New York City Department of Health WTC Research Inventory Draft of 3/28/02
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
NI024 J. Wilson Health Effects Case reports WTC Fireman Clinical Evaluation New York University
NYSDOH NIEHS
City, State and Other Federal Collaborations
G0001 NYCDOH WTC injuries tbd Injuries due to WTC evacuation Int'l agency NOS, NYCDOH, NCEH, NCIPC
email see G0032?
GTililil NYCDOH Air/Environment Env. Risk Assessment Ambient and Indoor Sampling for Evaluation in WTC area iNYCDOH, ATSDR/DHAC
G0003 NYCDOH mental/phys. 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)
G[ililH4 NYSDOH Asthma case/control Asthma Sx among Verizon and other utility workers NYSDOH
GUHM NYSDOH Asthma longitudinal cohort study Med. Monitoring of State workers with exp. To WTC site waste... NYSDOH, Governor's Office
medical monitoring
GK NYSDOH? Respiratory problems Prevalence Study NOS prevalence of respiratory problems among WTC area community NYSDOH
residents
Gsaw7 NYCDOH Asthma Time series surveillance Synd. Surveillance using SPARCS and HHC ER data re: NYCDOH
WTC research inventory 032602Sheet13/10/2003
NYC-WTC_000143916
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