A newly released report by the mayor’s office and the Fire Department of New York examines the lasting health impacts on first responders who participated in the rescue and recovery operations following the September 11 attacks. The document highlights the physical and mental health challenges faced by firefighters and other emergency personnel over the years, drawing from medical and firsthand accounts. The findings underscore the ongoing consequences of exposure to hazardous conditions at the World Trade Center site. The report aims to provide a comprehensive overview of the long-term effects, offering insight into the experiences of those who served during the crisis.
Mayor Mamdani and FDNY Release Report Detailing Long-Term Health Effects of 9/11 and the World Trade Center Rescue and Recovery Effort on FDNY Members NYC.gov
