York City / New York / Atlanta / Cary / New York City / /
Company
The World Trade Center Health Registry / Ref / SAS Institute Inc / Lower Manhattan Residents (n = 5594) Lower Manhattan / Lower Manhattan / Manhattan / /
Country
United States / /
Currency
USD / / /
Event
FDA Phase / /
Facility
World Trade Center / WTC towers / Columbia University / /
Had asthma / complete PTSD / much postevent asthma / event-related asthma / late asthma / Diagnosis Pre-Event Asthma Diagnosis No Asthma / No office damage Asthma / early diagnosed asthma / early postevent asthma / injury / chronic and late-onset PTS symptoms / stated asthma / respondents reporting asthma / Postevent asthma / MS / Adjusted Adjusted Adjusted Adjusted Asthma / PTSD / wheezing / Mental Disorders / asthma / pre-event asthma / probable posttraumatic stress disorder / WTC site Asthma / disease / chronic symptoms / shortness of breath / ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Asthma / posttraumatic stress disorder / newly diagnosed asthma / either asthma / reactive airways dysfunction syndrome / early and late postevent asthma / probable PTSD / persistent cough / late-diagnosed asthma / Crude OR Asthma / posttraumatic stress / diagnosed asthma / depression / higher asthma / epidemic curve / higher postevent asthma / /
MedicalTreatment
counseling / /
Organization
New York City Health Department / Department of Epidemiology / Columbia University / New York / Centers for Disease Control and Prevention / W2 administration / American Medical Association / Mailman School of Public Health / Department of Health / /
Person
Steven D. Stellman / Christine C. Ekenga / Lorna E. Thorpe / James L. Hadler / Stephen Friedman / Laura DiGrande / Deborah J. Walker / David Wu / Brackbill / Shengchao Yu / Mark R. Farfel / Sharon E. Perlman / / /
ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTION Asthma and Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms 5 to 6 Years Following Exposure to the World Trade Center Terrorist Attack Robert M. Brackbill, PhD, MPH