National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health

Ziyue Wang

R21Epigenetic pathways mediating exposure effects on breast cancer risk in WTC survivorsR21OH0131612026–202827 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

Yongzhao Shao

R21Epigenetic pathways mediating exposure effects on breast cancer risk in WTC survivorsR21OH0131612026–202827 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

New York University School of Medicine

R21Epigenetic pathways mediating exposure effects on breast cancer risk in WTC survivorsR21OH013161US$246.4k2026–202827 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

Frank D Mann

R21Dynamic PTSD-Related Cognitive Risk in Aging World Trade Center RespondersR21OH0131592026–202827 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

State University New York Stony Brook

R21Dynamic PTSD-Related Cognitive Risk in Aging World Trade Center RespondersR21OH013159US$230.2k2026–202827 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

Whitney Ringwald

R21Personalizing a stress vulnerability model of life events and health across 25 yearsR21OH0131552026–202826 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

University of Minnesota

R21Personalizing a stress vulnerability model of life events and health across 25 yearsR21OH013155US$256.7k2026–202826 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

Sean Clouston

R21Interneuronal aging in trauma-exposed World Trade Center respondersR21OH0131562026–202826 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

State University New York Stony Brook

R21Interneuronal aging in trauma-exposed World Trade Center respondersR21OH013156US$247.4k2026–202826 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

Mark R Farfel

U50Extension of the World Trade Center Health RegistryU50OH0097392026–203124 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

New York City Health/mental Hygiene

U50Extension of the World Trade Center Health RegistryU50OH009739US$11.9m2026–203124 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

David B Richardson

R01Worker-Based Radiation Protection Standards: Strengthening Evidence for Policy MakingR01OH0128192026–203024 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

University of California-irvine

R01Worker-Based Radiation Protection Standards: Strengthening Evidence for Policy MakingR01OH012819US$424.4k2026–203024 Aug 2026reporter.nih.gov

Laura Ann Sampson

K01Posttraumatic stress disorder and physical functional decline among aging World Trade Center Responders: A focus on vulnerabilitiesK01OH0129502025–202825 Jun 2026reporter.nih.gov

State University New York Stony Brook

K01Posttraumatic stress disorder and physical functional decline among aging World Trade Center Responders: A focus on vulnerabilitiesK01OH012950US$143.7k2025–202825 Jun 2026reporter.nih.gov

Rachel Zeig-Owens

R21Blood mutations and cancer associations among WTC-exposed FirefightersR21OH0129472025–202725 Jun 2026reporter.nih.gov

Divij Verma

R21Blood mutations and cancer associations among WTC-exposed FirefightersR21OH0129472025–202725 Jun 2026reporter.nih.gov

Amit K. Verma

R21Blood mutations and cancer associations among WTC-exposed FirefightersR21OH0129472025–202725 Jun 2026reporter.nih.gov

Albert Einstein College of Medicine

R21Blood mutations and cancer associations among WTC-exposed FirefightersR21OH012947US$217.6k2025–202725 Jun 2026reporter.nih.gov

Stephanie Jane Tuminello

R21Premature biological aging among WTC respondersR21OH0129452025–202724 Jun 2026reporter.nih.gov

World Trade Center neurotoxicant exposure severity is associated with cortical thinning and regional brain atrophy: a neuroimaging study of general responders at midlife

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