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NI017 /Mison Geyh, JHSPH, EHE Regina Santella PhD heavy equipment operators dean up 200+ to be spec. NIEHS to be spec. pulmonary function data collection in
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NI019 to be specified WrC workers and comparison group proposed
NI020 Stephen M. Levin, MD Medical Director, Mount Sinai-Irving J. to be specified NIEHS obtain baseline in process
Selikoff Center for Occupational and Environmental Medidne medical information
(212) 241-7811 [email protected] and initiate tracking
and surveillance on
10,000 high risk
workers
NI021 to be spec. young children living or attending school 1000-2000 proposed
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NI022 to be specified n/a NIEHS analyzed samples for completed one
asbestos, pH, metal, sample exceeded
and size distribution 1% for asbestos
NI023 to be specified n/a NIEHS
NI024 to be specified NYC fireman with varied exposures to the NIEHS CT-scans, BAL, proposed
9/11 disaster (extremely high, high, plasma for cytokine
medium, none) mediators
G0001 Stephen Morse, Mailman School of Public Health, Columbia population in towers; in WTC area? interviews Letter of intent
University forwarded to
CDC; in planning
phase
G0001 Lynn Zanardi, [email protected] Susan Wilt, DrPH,
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