9/11 Rescue Workers Still Struggle with PTSD
9/11 Rescue Workers Still Struggle with PTSD
Rescue workers working at Ground Zero have more physical and mental health problems.
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" A study of 27000. Rescue and recovery workers from 9/11 find they have a high burden of physical and mental illness. Researchers found high rates of asthma. Climate problem and reflux disease among these workers and roughly one in -- suffer from depression PT FT or panic disorders. -- to a the most exposure to the World Trade Center have the greatest number and most severe health problems. "
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