1. Cancer and the World Trade Center Health Program

3. Learning Objectives

4. WTCHP STAC

5. STAC Recommendations Regarding Addition of Cancer to the List of WTC-Related Health Conditions

7. Examples of WTC Exposure Includes Known Carcinogens

8. STAC Recommendations Regarding Which Cancers to Add

9. WTC Administrator’s Methods For Adding Cancer Sites to the List

10. What Cancers Are Covered by the WTCHP?

11. Rare Cancers Eligible for Certification

12. Rare Cancers Eligible for Certification Includes but is not limited to the following:

13. Rare Cancers Eligible for Certification (cont)

14. WTC Cohort Cancer Studies

15. Review of Epidemiologic Studies FDNY Study

16. Review of Epidemiologic Studies WTC Health Registry Study Results

18. Despite Differences, SIRs for WTC-Exposed Are Similar Across WTC Cohorts*,†

19. Cancer Certification in the WTCHP

20. Determining WTC-Relatedness – Minimum Exposure Assessment for Certification: NYC Area

21. Determining WTC-Relatedness – Minimum Latency Assessment for Certification

22. Cancer Screening WTCHP Currently Covers Lung, Breast, Cervical, and Colorectal Cancer Screening

23. WTC Health Registry Treatment Referral Program

24. Key Messages Lessons Learned

25. Resources

26. Abbreviations