World Trade Center (WTC) dust
chapter published in 2020
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Summary
World Trade Center (WTC) dust is a scholarly chapter[1].
Key Facts
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter[2].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust was published by Wiley-Blackwell[3].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's language of work or name is recorded as English[4].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust was published on February 21, 2020[5].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's sponsor is recorded as National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health[6].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's main subject is health effects arising from the September 11 attacks[7].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's main subject is occupational dust exposure[8].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's main subject is particulates[9].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's main subject is disease[10].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's main subject is health effect[11].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's title is recorded as World Trade Center (WTC) dust[12].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's author name string is recorded as Cohen MD[13].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's author name string is recorded as Chen L-C[14].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's author name string is recorded as Lippmann M[15].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's on focus list of Wikimedia project is recorded as Wikimedia–NIOSH collaboration[16].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's funding scheme is recorded as grant[17].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's performing organization is recorded as Grossman School of Medicine[18].
- World Trade Center (WTC) dust's publication type of scholarly work is recorded as scientific publication[19].
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Designation and Status
World Trade Center (WTC) dust's instance of is recorded as scholarly chapter[2].