http://www.nydailynews.com THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Updated Thursday, July 3rd 2008, 6:01 PM WASHINGTON - The Bush administration let go of its World Trade Center health czar Thursday. The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's director, Julie Gerberding, met Thursday with Dr. John Howard and told him the administration would look for a new director of the Nationa… Continue

Nelisse, Mike, Jill, David, Mike, Tom, Craig, Laura, Abby, Dylan, April, Bill, Mario photo by Mike Hughes of NYC 9/11 Memorial Field with Abby’s camera : ) 2nd Responders kick-off event - June 21st, San Diego 2nd Responders.org is a growing nationwide com… Continue

New York City Questions 9/11 Workers’ Claims of Illness By ANTHONY DePALMA New York Times The first detailed review of the medical records of nearly 10,000 ground zero workers who are suing New York City and its contractors suggests that many are not as sick as their lawyers have claimed, attorneys for the city say. The city’s review, based on medical records subm… Continue

GOVERNOR PATERSON AND LEGISLATIVE LEADERS ANNOUNCE AGREEMENT ON EXPANSION OF HEALTH CARE BENEFITS TO 9/11 WORKERS New Law Will Extend Coverage to Additional Workers Involved in the Rescue, Recovery and Clean-Up at the World Trade Center June 20, 2008 Governor David A. Paterson today joined state legislators in announcing an agreement to cover additional public workers who risked their health and safety in the rescue, recovery and clean-up efforts at the World Trade Center after th… Continue

Ground Zero First Responders - John Sferazo, President/Co-Founder of Unsung Heroes Helping Heroes… Continue