Got the Katrina cough still? I know I do.
From the above link
Led by Henry Glindmeyer, a professor of pulmonary, critical-care and environmental medicine in Tulane's medical school, researchers are keeping tabs on the respiratory health of 1,000 local workers.
The project, which is underwritten by a $1.86 million grant from the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, consists of annual follow-ups. During these sessions, each volunteer will answer a questionnaire, undergo a noninvasive breathing test and wear a monitor for five or six hours to detect workplace exposure to dust, bacteria and mold
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Anything new to report?
I've had a cough since I did relief work in New Orleans in January (few months after the flood).
I live in Seattle Wa.
Nothing new, just having to deal with who know what is in our air due to the BP Oil Spill.
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