'We now have even more deaths from World Trade Center related diseases' USA Today - News Sep 9, 2026 Sep 9, 2026 Updated 7 hrs ago 0 Hokies' Franklin on win over VMI James Franklin, Hokies arrive for season opener against VMI Germany increasingly in the crosshairs of hybrid attacks NTSB Details The Amazon Air Cargo Plane's Crash into MIA Airport RAW: WITKOFF ON RUSSIA/UKRAINE: CONFIDENT THERE'LL BE RESOLUTION Hokies' Franklin on practice Exploring the Rams' Comprehensive Roster Improvements Tensions in the Strait of Hormuz drive oil prices as US and Iran both claim control Did DOGE ruin America’s food safety system? Hokies' Moore on offensive line development Hokies' Franklin on facing VMI Hokies' Jackson on the offensive line Hokies' Grunkemeyer on the QB battle Prefer us on Google Learn More David Prezant, Chief Medical Officer for the FDNY, says that 9/11 first responders continue to die from Sept. 11 related diseases. As featured on Children of 9/11 to finally get a major health study When hijacked planes brought down the World Trade Center towers Sept. 11, 2001, about 25,000 children lived or attended school nearby. Latest video CFB Week 2 Predictions: Texas and Ohio State Headline Busy Saturday Slate Republicans tout ‘American values’ as Trump puts ‘cheat like hell’ line in voting pledge JD Vance Positions Himself As Trump's Political Heir At Republican Convention Hokies' Franklin remembers 9/11 US diesel prices climb: Oil prices set to end week above $100 per barrel Hokies' Franklin on facing ODU Republican midterm convention: Trump pleads for votes Trump unveils $500 rebate checks in ‘Great Healthcare Plan’ Facebook Twitter Bluesky WhatsApp SMS Email Print Copy article link Save 0 Comments
Children of 9/11 to finally get a major health study When hijacked planes brought down the World Trade Center towers Sept. 11, 2001, about 25,000 children lived or attended school nearby.
