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Section I. Airborne Exposures and Characterization
- Overview of Airborne Hazards in Operation Enduring Freedom, Operation Iraqi Freedom, and
Operation New Dawn - Background of Deployment-Related Airborne Exposures of Interest and Use of Exposure Data in
Environmental Epidemiology Studies - Deployment to Al Anbar: A Seabee Battalion Surgeon’s Perspective
- Pulmonary Response to Airborne Hazards: Interpreting Cases of Suspected Deployment-Related Lung Disease
- Future Improvement to Individual Exposure Characterization for Deployed Military Personnel
Section II. Population Surveillance
- Epidemiology of Airborne Hazards in the Deployed Environment
- Discussion Summary: Defining Health Outcomes in Epidemiological Investigations of Populations
Deployed in Support of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom - Pulmonary Function Testing—Spirometry Testing for Population Surveillance
- Discussion Summary: Recommendation for Surveillance Spirometry in Military Personnel
- Spirometry Monitoring and Prevention Using Spirola Software
Section III. Follow-up Medical Care of Service Members and Veterans
- Discussion Summary: Basic Diagnosis and Workup of Symptomatic Individuals
- Allergic Airway Disease and Deployment to the Middle East
- Follow-up Medical Care of Service Members and Veterans—Cardiopulmonary Exercise Testing
- Value of Lung Biopsy in Workup of Symptomatic Individuals
- The Problems With Constrictive Bronchiolitis: Histopathological and Radiological Perspectives
- Military Personnel With Postdeployment Dyspnea: Chronic Lung Disease and the Role of Surgical Lung Biopsy
- Evaluating the Effects of Airborne Hazards: A Clinical Perspective From the War Related Illness and Injury Study Center
- Experience With Emerging Lung Diseases From the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health
- Follow-up Medical Care of Service Members and Veterans: Case Reports—Usual and Unusual
- Veterans Affairs Symposium: Case Reports
- Denver Veterans Affairs Medical Center Experience With Postdeployment Dyspnea Case Reports
- Discussion Summary: Methodological Considerations to Design a Pulmonary Case Series and a National, Broad-based Registry for Veterans of Operation Iraqi Freedom and Operation Enduring Freedom
Section IV. Health Communication and Outreach
- Risk Communication: An Essential Element of Effective Care
- Community-based Participatory Research: An Overview for Application in Department of Defense/Veterans Affairs Research
- Toxic-Embedded Fragments Registry: Lessons Learned
- Lessons Learned From Self-Selected Registries (Agent Orange)
Section V. Research Initiatives
- Research Studies: Overview and Future Directions
- Considerations Regarding Biomonitoring
- Discussion Summary: Exposure Characterization—Questionnaires and Other Tools
- Review of Epidemiological Analyses of Respiratory Health Outcomes After Military Deployment to
Burn Pit Locations With Respect to Feasibility and Design Issues Highlighted by the Institute of Medicine - Update on Key Studies: The Millennium Cohort Study, the STAMPEDE Study, the Million Veteran Program, and the National Health Study for a New Generation of US Veterans
- National Health Study for a New Generation of US Veterans
- Discussion Summary: Work Group E—Strategic Research Planning
Appendix B: Respiratory Health and Exposure Questionnaire
Appendix C: Proposed Evaluation of Patients With Normal Spirometry
Appendix D: Airborne Hazards Joint Action Plan
Appendix E: Frequently Asked Questions About Military Exposure Guidelines