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2026-09-05 22:02
Recalling the heroism of FDNY firefighters at ground zero on 9/11
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Ground Zero toxins spark cruel, early dementia crisis for 9/11 heroes
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Hundreds of firefighters died during 9/11 rescue efforts at the World Trade Center. FDNY members who were there say 9/11 and its aftermath are a part of who they are.
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More than 9,500 people have died from 9/11-related illnesses since the attacks, compared with roughly 3,000 killed that day.
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America promised to “never forget” the horrors of 9/11 -- but a cruel medical time bomb is forcing Ground Zero heroes to do exactly that.
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Recalling the heroism of FDNY firefighters at ground zero on 9/11 | 60 Minutes Archive
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Ground Zero toxins spark cruel, early dementia crisis for 9/11 heroes
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Returning to ground zero after months of 9/11 cleanup efforts | 60 Minutes Archive
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4 out of 5 Ground Zero firefighters diagnosed with 9/11 illness: FDNY report
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Going under ground zero, where a dangerous cleanup was underway | 60 Minutes Archive
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