A new report examines the long-term health consequences faced by first responders from the Fire Department of New York following the 9/11 attacks, highlighting the physical and psychological toll of their service during and after the disaster. Researchers detail how exposure to toxic debris, intense stress, and prolonged rescue efforts have contributed to a range of medical conditions among those who responded. The findings underscore the ongoing challenges in treating and supporting survivors decades after the event. The study provides fresh insights into the lasting effects of the tragedy on emergency personnel.
Report offers new information on health impact of 9/11 attacks on FDNY first responders CBS News
