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EVENT - 9/11 Attack on World Trade Center Audio Files
Primary and Secondary SourcesAn example of a primary source would be tapes, audio of an event such as the ones here9/11 Tapes
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FIRST SOURCES - news broadcasts of 9/11
See this link for the first news broadcasts from 9/11Archive of news broadcasts from 9/11
Are news broadcasts primary or secondary? See link below, they are considered secondary sources [getting information from primary sources
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9/11 to present
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Newspaper articles about 9/11
Articles about 9/11 from the NYTimes [see links at bottom linking to articles in chronological order
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FIRST REPORT HEALTH EFFECTS New York Daily News
Gonzales, Juan. "A Toxic Nightmare at disaster site; Air, water, soil contaminated." New York Daily News. 26 Oct 2001: 2 -
Govt Document/Statistics: Toxicology of 9/11 Site
Since this was a major disaster in a populated area, they began to examine this fairly quickly so a report comes out fairly quickly, within a yearWTC Report: EPAToxicological Effects of Fine Particulate
Matter Derived from the Destruction of
the World Trade Center
National. National Health and Environmental Effects Research Laboratory. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. Dec. 2002. -
AAOHN Journal article, Health Effects Following 9/11: Implications for Occupational Health Nurses
Pak, Victoria, et al. Health Effects Following 9/11: Implications for Occupational Health Nurses AAOHN Journal. 56.4(2008): 159. -
JAMA journal article: Asthma and Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms 5 to 6 Years Following Exposure to the World Trade Center Terrorist Attack
articleBrackbill, R et al. Asthma and Posttraumatic Stress Symptoms 5 to 6 Years Following Exposure to the World Trade Center Terrorist Attack JAMA. 2009;302(5):502-516. Web 28/Nov. 2011. -
US News World Report: 9/11 Responders, Workers Still Suffer
Gardner, Amanda. 9/11 Responders, Workers Still Suffer an Excess of Illnesses. U.S. News and World Report. 2, Sept. 2011. ProQuest. 28. Nov. 2011
