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期刊名:Mount sinai journal of medicine

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David A Savitz,Rachael T Oxman,Kristina B Metzger et al. David A Savitz et al.
Studies of long-term health consequences of disasters face unique methodologic challenges. The authors focused on studies of the health of cleanup and recovery workers, who are often poorly enumerated at the outset and difficult to follow o...
Jacqueline M Moline,Robin Herbert,Stephen Levin et al. Jacqueline M Moline et al.
The attack on the World Trade Center (WTC) on September 11th, 2001 exposed thousands of individuals to an unprecedented mix of chemicals, combustion products and micronized building materials. Clinicians at the Mount Sinai Irving Selikoff C...
Paul Enright,Gwen Skloot,Robin Herbert Paul Enright
Background: Spirometry is the most commonly used pulmonary function test to screen individuals for suspected lung disease. It is also used for screening workers with exposures to agents associated with pulmonary diseases....
Stephen Krieger,Jennifer Finkel,Nada Gligorov Stephen Krieger
Uncompleted suicide attempts are a significant cause of morbidity, which in catastrophic cases can be both medically and ethically challenging to manage. We discuss the case of a 63-year-old man who survived a suicide attempt by venlafaxine...
Robert Chassin Robert Chassin
Lean Six Sigma, in various forms, has been used widely in many Fortune 500 companies. Motorola, General Electric, Sony, American Express, and Bechtel all use Six Sigma to improve quality and performance. While the impact of this methodology...
Jane E Sisk,Carol R Horowitz,Jason J Wang et al. Jane E Sisk et al.
Background: Heart failure, a leading cause of hospitalization among elderly people, disproportionately afflicts African-American and other non-White populations. Studies of health care interventions often do not include t...