Front Page · Front Page · Reuters
Twenty-five years later, the children of 9/11 are finally getting the health study they missed
Roughly 25,000 children lived or went to school near Ground Zero. A federally funded effort will now build the long-term cohort that was never created after the attacks.
On the 25th anniversary of September 11, a major gap in the medical record is finally being addressed: children exposed to the World Trade Center disaster will be studied as a distinct long-term cohort. The CDC-backed effort is expected to launch by July 2027 with up to $50 million in funding.




