Were you involved in the tests for that or no–the ABC mail room in New York?
DR. GERBERDING: The New York City Health Department has the lead for the investigations in New York, and we were involved in evaluating the environment there, but the results of that investigation are really in the jurisdiction of that health department. CDC MODERATOR: Next question, please. AT&T MODERATOR: And that is from Kevin McCoy with USA Today. Please go ahead. QUESTION: Hi. Thanks again for holding these briefings. To get back to Ms. Nguyen in New York, Dr. Perkins said the other day that there was some indication that she might have worked in a restaurant. Have you managed to confirm that either way? And, also, in your checking of her route to and from work on the subway, is it possible that any anthrax that was there in the subway was dispersed by the time the tests were taken? DR. KOPLAN: Let me comment about those. In terms of the woman with inhalation anthrax in New York, yes, there were earlier reports that she worked part time in a restaurant, and then there were reports
