[unclechuck]

“Sensitive” usually refers to patients with respiratory or cardiovascular diseases.  For a cohort of healthy young 20-somethings, that most likely means the kids with asthma.

BC

Yes BC, that is a clinical definition. However, in toxic tort litigation one might be asked something along the lines of "So you're saying there is/was a zero risk for all members of the cohort other than those with a confirmed, previous, diagnosis of cardiovascular or respiratory disease?". See where that would be going? That's what the institutions will likely need to be considering.

I'm still hopeful that the winds will make all this moot.

[unclechuck]

“Sensitive” usually refers to patients with respiratory or cardiovascular diseases.  For a cohort of healthy young 20-somethings, that most likely means the kids with asthma.

BC

Yes BC, that is a clinical definition. However, in toxic tort litigation one might be asked something along the lines of "So you're saying there is/was a zero risk for all members of the cohort other than those with a confirmed, previous, diagnosis of cardiovascular or respiratory disease?". See where that would be going? That's what the institutions will likely need to be considering.

I'm still hopeful that the winds will make all this moot.