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World Trade Center Health Program faces new challenges, 24 years later
Despite a growing demand for health care among survivors of the September 11th attacks and their aftermath, the federal program covering treatment for tens of thousands of individuals has been beset ... Read More
'The fund is absolutely necessary.' 9/11 survivors urge lawmakers to save World Trade Center Health Program
The World Trade Center Health Program, the federal program that provides critical medical care for those affected, is at risk of losing funding. Read More
9/11 responders, advocates continue quest to solidify funding for World Trade Center Health Program
With the World Trade Center Health Program facing a projected $3 billion funding shortfall over the next 15 years, a coalition of first responders and recovery workers, many from Long Island, made ... Read More
Gillibrand: Fully fund the World Trade Center Health Program
The New York Democrat said the program was created in 2011 to help those exposed to toxins on Ground Zero on and after the attack. Read More
Sen. Gillibrand calls for full funding of the World Trade Center Health Program
Tomorrow is September 11, a day that serves as a stark reminder of one of the most tragic days in our country’s history. Read More
Democrats demand answers on future of World Trade Center health program

With the 24th anniversary of 9/11 approaching, Democratic senators are demanding answers about the future of the World Trade Center Health Program. Read More
Sens. Schumer, Gillibrand call on Health Secretary Kennedy to fix issues with WTC Health Program

WASHINGTON — The World Trade Center Health Program continues to be hampered by staffing shortages and operational issues, Sens. Kirsten Gillibrand and Chuck Schumer said in a letter to Health and ... Read More
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