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G0028 NYCDOH Occupational Health Injury/Risk Assessment Biological Monitoring of Workers Involved in the WTC Disaster Rescue NYC Department of Health and CDC O
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G0029 Jean Langlois Occupational Health to be specified Assessment of Acute Stress Reactions and Post-Traumatic Stress NIOSH .3
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G0030 BMCC website Occupational Health cross-sectional survey Physical and Mental Health Concerns of Non-Rescue Workers Employed NIOSH/CDC
S. Baron CDC Near Ground-Zero
G0031 tbd Occupational Health tbd NIOSH on federal workers at Federal Plaza (part of same study above?) NIOSH
G0032 P. Thomas Occupational Health injury/risk assessment Evacuation Study of WTC National Center for Environmental Health, National Center for
NYCDOH email Injury Prevention and Control (CDC), ATSDR
G0033 J. Langlois CDC MH assessment to be specified Development of a Traumatic Incident Stress Document for First NIOSH, CDC
Responders
G0034 J. Mercy CDC J. MH assessment Cross-sectional survey Symptoms of PTSD among US adults following the September 11 terrorist Division of Violence Prevention, National Center for Injury
Langlois CDC attacks (Part of a larger Injury Control and Risk Survey-2 (ICARIS-2) study Prevention and Control, CDC
of injury-related behaviors among adults in the US. Researchers within the
Division of Injury Prevention (DV
G0035 J. Mercy CDC Violent Victimization Incidence/trend study Incidence of Violent Victimization Targeted at Middle Easterners or Those Division of Violence Prevention, National Center for Injury
Perceived to be of Middle Eastern Descent Following the September 11th Prevention and Control, CDC
Terrorist Attacks (Study assesses violent events meeting USDJ criteria for
hate crimes against Muslims or thos
VVTCResearchNo2 3/7/2003
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