New York Statutes
§ 2475 — Special policies with respect to dioxin exposure
New York § 2475
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N.Y. Public Health § 2475 (2026).
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§ 2475. Special policies with respect to dioxin exposure.
1.For the\npurpose of identifying persons who were exposed to an herbicide\ncontaining dioxin and for the purpose of compiling data on the health\neffects of this exposure, the commissioner of health shall:\n (a) establish, promote and maintain a public information program on\ndioxin. Such program shall include, but may not be limited to, an effort\nto contact Vietnam era veterans and employees of the public and private\nsectors within the state who were exposed to an herbicide containing\ndioxin;\n (b) initiate an epidemiological study of the health effects of\nexposure to herbicides containing dioxin;\n (c) maintain a central data bank within the department for information\ncollected on the health effects of exposure to diox
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