Silent Aftermath: The Lasting Health Impact of 9/11
Zahid Ameer
Aug 2024 · Zahid Ameer
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132
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About this ebook
Silent Aftermath: The Lasting Health Impact of 9/11 explores the profound and enduring health consequences of the September 11 attacks, focusing on the long-term effects of toxic exposure for survivors, first responders, and residents. This comprehensive eBook delves into the hidden health crisis, revealing how more people have succumbed to 9/11-related illnesses than those who died on the day of the attacks. Discover detailed insights into respiratory diseases, cancer risks, and mental health issues such as PTSD, anxiety, and depression that have plagued those exposed to the toxic dust cloud. Learn about the critical role of the World Trade Center Health Program, ongoing research efforts, and the significant advocacy work driving awareness and support. "Silent Aftermath" provides a thorough examination of the silent epidemic that continues to impact lives, offering essential information for survivors, healthcare professionals, policymakers, and anyone interested in understanding the full scope of 9/11’s health legacy.
About the author
Zahid Ameer is a highly skilled and versatile indie author, ghostwriter, and online marketer from India. Zahid's passion for literature, family, and animals radiates through the captivating narratives he skillfully presents on his YouTube channel and blog. Zahid's works are worth exploring if you seek inspiration and diverse pursuits. Check out his page today to immerse yourself in his world of creativity and passion.
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