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Victim Compensation Fund • WTC Health Program • Cancer
By Barasch & McGarry
“I was a New York City Union Laborer during the 9/11 attacks. We were the guys down there working in that smoke-infested pile of rubble trying to clean it up. I kept at it for a few years after, but the PTSD made it hard to even be in Manhattan. Medically, things changed at the […]
By Barasch & McGarry
A newly uncovered memo confirms what the 9/11 community has long suspected: city officials were aware of the dangers of Ground Zero toxins while publicly assuring residents, workers, and first responders that the air in Lower Manhattan was safe to breathe. Dated October 2001, the memo from the City’s Law Department warned senior officials that […]
By Barasch & McGarry
This month marks a historic and hard-fought victory for the 9/11 community, an achievement that will save lives. Congress has finally passed a bill that assures long-term funding for the World Trade Center Health Program, ensuring continued access to free monitoring, treatment, and cancer screenings for years to come. Had this funding not been secured, […]
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Victim Compensation Fund • WTC Health Program • Cancer
By Barasch & McGarry
“I was a New York City Union Laborer during the 9/11 attacks. We were the guys down there working in that smoke-infested pile of rubble trying to clean it up. I kept at it for a few years after, but the PTSD made it hard to even be in Manhattan. Medically, things changed at the […]
By Barasch & McGarry
A newly uncovered memo confirms what the 9/11 community has long suspected: city officials were aware of the dangers of Ground Zero toxins while publicly assuring residents, workers, and first responders that the air in Lower Manhattan was safe to breathe. Dated October 2001, the memo from the City’s Law Department warned senior officials that […]
By Barasch & McGarry
This month marks a historic and hard-fought victory for the 9/11 community, an achievement that will save lives. Congress has finally passed a bill that assures long-term funding for the World Trade Center Health Program, ensuring continued access to free monitoring, treatment, and cancer screenings for years to come. Had this funding not been secured, […]
WTC Health Program • Cancer • Victim Compensation Fund
By Barasch & McGarry
Every January, we recognize Cervical Cancer Awareness Month — a time to highlight a significant health risk facing women in the 9/11 community and to celebrate a major milestone in our ongoing fight for health equity. More than two decades after the attacks, thousands of responders, survivors, and downtown residents continue to face serious health […]
By Barasch & McGarry
“When my mother started snoring loudly at night, we laughed it off. We joked that my father would need to invest in good earplugs. Never once did we think it could be anything serious. My mother never smoked a day in her life, and aside from an occasional cough, there wasn’t anything that seemed alarming. […]
WTC Health Program • Cancer • Victim Compensation Fund
By Barasch & McGarry
Every November, we recognize Lung Cancer Awareness Month — a time to highlight one of the most common cancers affecting the 9/11 community. More than two decades after the attacks, thousands of responders, survivors, and downtown residents continue to face serious health consequences from exposure to World Trade Center toxins. Among the 69 cancers linked […]
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