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A
Look at the Environmental Health Effects of 9/11: Current Research, Lessons
Learned and Coping Skills from the Perspective of the "NJ to NYC"
Commuter
Agenda:
| 6:30pm |
Welcome, Mr. Joe Bartlett, WOR Radio 710AM |
| 6:40pm | WTC Environmental Health Research (Michael Gallo, UMDNJ) |
| 6:50pm | Air Quality Before and After 9/11 (George Thurston, New York University School of Medicine) Link to Presentation |
| 7:00pm | How Does Air Quality Affect Health? (Stephen Levin, MD, Mount Sinai School of Medicine) Link to Presentation |
| 7:10pm |
Lessons Learned |
| 7:50pm | WTC Mental
Health Coping Skills -Project Phoenix, Steven Crimando Link to Presentation -Project Liberty, April Naturale Link to Presentation |
| 8:10pm |
Open Discussion with Commuters and Scientists (moderated by Michael
Gallo) Panelists: Thurston, Levin, Blumenstock, Grossman, Garetano, Caprio, Crimando, Naturale |
| 8:30pm | Adjourn |
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Updated on Friday, June 03, 2005