1. Advances in the Screening and Treatment of WTC Responders and Survivors

2. Learning Objectives

3. Types of Environmental Exposures

6. Example: Man-made Disaster Goals of WTC Surveillance Programs

8. WTC Health Program Participation by State Every State Has Enrolled WTC Health Program Responders and/or Survivors

9. WTC Health Program Participation by State Every State Has Enrolled WTC Health Program Responders and/or Survivors (cont)

10. Medical and Psychological Screening Components

11. Exposure Assessment Unmet Public Health Need for WTC

12. Exposure Assessment Unmet Public Health Need for WTC (cont)

13. Surveillance and Environmental Exposure Science, Informing Public Policy

14. Surveillance and Environmental Exposure Science, Informing Public Policy (cont)

15. Surveillance and Environmental Exposure Science, Informing Public Policy (cont)

16. What Are the Health Needs Over Time? WTC Example

17. Common Disorders

18. WTC Health Registry Risk Factors and Self-Report Event Exposures

19. WTC Health Registry Risk Factors and Self-Report Event Exposures (cont)

20. New-Onset Respiratory Symptoms Increased in Previously Normal Exposed Residents

22. 9-Year Cumulative Incidence of Illnesses in WTC Rescue and Recovery Workers (N = 27,449)

23. GERD in WTC Exposed Population

28. CDC/Agency for Toxic Substances and Diseases Registry Exposure and Health Registries