9/11 responders are getting dementia. They want the government to help.
Briefly

It has taken nineteen years for symptoms in first responders at Ground Zero to surface, unveiling potential cognitive impairments and dementia associated with toxic exposure.
Health risks for those who served at Ground Zero extend beyond cancer and respiratory issues; cognitive decline has emerged as a significant and worrying concern.
Dr. Benjamin Luft advocates for including dementia in the World Trade Center Health Program, emphasizing its link to neurotoxins and dust exposure post-9/11.
Recent studies reveal first responders’ cognitive impairments like memory loss; advocacy is needed to ensure comprehensive health coverage addressing these newly recognized issues.
Read at Washington Post
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