The U.S. government claims there is insufficient evidence to suggest dust and debris inhaled after the World Trade Center attacks has caused cancer. The World Trade Center Health Program reached the conclusion after a preliminary analysis of peer-reviewed studies. The assessment has drawn anger from emergency personnel who responded to the disaster. The finding means cancer treatment sought by thousands of first responders will not be covered by healthcare legislation signed earlier this year.
U.S. Study Claims No Link Between 9/11 Rubble and Cancer; Treatment Not To Be Covered in Healthcare
HeadlineJul 28, 2011