The 9/11 Victim Compensation Fund Blog

Long Term Health Impacts on 9/11 Residents, First Responders, and Area Employees and Workers

Studies Show Long Term Health Impacts on 9/11 Residents, First Responders, and Area Employees and Workers

Colon Cancer Screening under the World Trade Center Health Program

Colon Cancer Screening under the World Trade Center Health Program

Cancer Tissue Repository from WTC Responders to Aid Medical Research

Cancer Tissue Repository from WTC Responders to Aid Medical Research

Getting the word out about the 9/11 cancer cluster at downtown Manhattan schools

Getting the word out about the 9/11 cancer cluster at downtown Manhattan schools

World Trade Center Cancer Studies Currently in Progress

World Trade Center Cancer Studies Currently in Progress

Long Term Health Impacts on 9/11 Residents, First Responders, and Area Employees and Workers

Studies Show Long Term Health Impacts on 9/11 Residents, First Responders, and Area Employees and Workers

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WTC Cancer and Causation for VCF claimants

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Raymond J. Pfeifer, FDNY Firefighter Who Lobbied For 9/11 Victims’ Health Care, Dies at 59

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Report: Ground Zero cancers tripled in less than 3 year

If you lived or worked in Manhattan below Canal Street between September 11, 2001 and May 31, 2002, and are suffering from a cancer or respiratory illness, you may be entitled to compensation from the VCF.

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