Cancer cases linked to exposure from the September 11th attacks are increasing as the 25th anniversary of the terrorist strikes approaches, according to new health reports. Survivors and first responders who were near the World Trade Center site during and after the attacks remain at heightened risk for illnesses tied to toxic dust and debris. Medical programs established to monitor and treat these conditions are seeing a growing number of new patients seeking care. The rising cases underscore the long-term health challenges still facing those affected by the disaster.
9/11-linked cancer cases continue to rise ahead of 25th anniversary of September 11th attacks ABC7 New York
