As a result of their service, these responders were exposed to dust, smoke, toxins, such as pulverized concrete, fibrosis, glass, particulate matter, and asbestos.
Gene Green: “As a result of their service, these responders were exposed to dust, smoke, toxins, such as pulverized concrete…”
On the recordJune 10, 2015
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Highlighting the health risks faced by first responders after 9/11.
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