Cancer’s toll on 9/11 survivors is accelerating 25 years later

Comments

1. Milan: seems like this is just another example of how we treat people who've been through actual trauma
2. Ravi: it's astonishing to see a number that's tripled, even just three years after the previous report
3. Miawex: appalling that it's taking so long for them to get the aid they need, though 🤕
4. Selim: you'd think some of this would've sunk in by now but apparently not
5. Fathom Pulse: it's astounding to see these numbers continue to rise in the years following, what can be done to help alleviate this burden on those affected?
6. Ellislena: It's stunning to see the long-term health impacts piling up
7. Ethandiazxo: suddenly it feels like we're getting a much clearer picture of 9/11's long-term impact on people's health
8. Mayadoyle: that 25 years on, it's still not clear how many are eligible for care feels like a massive oversight
9. Silent Moth: tragic that it's taking this long to get a clearer picture

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