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Upcoming Event
Thu, Sept. 11, 10 a.m. ET, Reflections on 9/11: Comparison to Military Burn Pits, California Wildfires, and the East Palestine, Ohio, Train Derailment
Welcome Message
Section Chair
Anthony M. Szema, MD, ATSF
Our section is interested in inhalation disasters and bioterrorism leading to pulmonary and multi-organ system and health care system consequences. These topics range from disaster planning to long-term world trade center health effects beginning in youth or adulthood, Iraq Afghanistan War Lung Injury (IAW-LI) from burning trash in military burn pits, California wildfires, “hotboxing” and the vaping epidemic, and pandemics, for example.
We welcome your input and look forward to meeting our interdisciplinary international and domestic colleagues with expertise in public health, basic science, clinical and translational research, emergency services, pulmonary critical care and sleep medicine, nursing, pediatrics, and advocacy.
If you are interested in joining the ATS Section on Terrorism and Inhalation Disasters, please complete the Get Involved Form.
Questions? Email us at tid@thoracic.org
Regards,
Anthony M. Szema, MD, ATSF
Chair, American Thoracic Society Section on Terrorism and Inhalation Disasters (TID)