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Research indicates that first responders from the September 11 attacks may experience accelerated brain aging due to PTSD and exposure to toxic dust. A study found that 23% of these responders have been diagnosed with PTSD, significantly higher than the general population. Ongoing support for their mental and physical health is essential as they continue to face long-term health challenges.
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Research indicates that first responders from the September 11 attacks may experience accelerated brain aging due to PTSD and exposure to toxic dust. A study found that 23% of these responders have been diagnosed with PTSD, significantly higher than the general population. Ongoing support for their mental and physical health is essential as they continue to face long-term health challenges.
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Decades after 9/11, toxic dust and PTSD may be accelerating brain aging among first responders
Study Links PTSD and Toxic Exposure to Accelerated Brain Aging in 9/11 First Responders