A quarter-century after the attacks of September 11, 2001, first responders and survivors are still advocating for better healthcare access and benefits, highlighting ongoing struggles with long-term medical needs linked to exposure and injuries sustained during the rescue and recovery efforts. Despite past legislative victories, activists argue that critical protections remain incomplete, leaving many still without adequate treatment or financial support. The fight persists as they push for further recognition and resources to address the lasting physical and emotional toll of that day. New developments in policy or public awareness may offer insight into whether progress is being made.
25 years after 9/11, activists continue fighting for healthcare ny1.com
