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DEP comments on DOH press release, Feb 2002

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Internal memo providing corrections and additions to a draft Department of Health press release regarding air sampling.

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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document

FEB-07-2002 15:44 MAYOR’S OFC of ENU, COORD 212 999 7024 P.04/04

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• Exposure to some forms of fibrous glass, like fiberglass, can cause cough^and eye, nose, skin, and throat irritation. Long-term health effects associated with fibrous glass ^e not completely known and standards for measurement of fibrous glass in environmental samples are not well established. Although fiberglass is classified as a possible carcinogen, recent studies of more than 30,000 industrial workers who worked with fiberglass found no conclusive evidence of an increased risk of cancer.

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