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Characteristics of a Residential and Working Community With Diverse Exposure to World Trade Center Dust, Gas, and Fumes

Joan Reibman, Mengling Liu, Qinyi Cheng, Sybille Liautaud, Linda Rogers, Stephanie Lau, Kenneth I. Berger, Roberta M. Goldring, Michael Marmor, Maria Elena Fernandez‐Beros,

Journal of Occupational and Environmental Medicine · 2009 · 71 citations · 32 references

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Residents and local workers as well as those with work-associated exposure to WTC dust have new and persistent respiratory symptoms with lung function abnormalities 5 or more years after the WTC destruction.

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