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Mia Farina, a former police officer who worked at ground zero after the September 11 attacks, developed chronic lung disease related to her exposure during that time. Many responders are facing similar health issues, and the World Trade Center Health Program, designed to provide care, has struggled with funding as more individuals continue to get sick.
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Mia Farina, a former police officer who worked at ground zero after the September 11 attacks, developed chronic lung disease related to her exposure during that time. Many responders are facing similar health issues, and the World Trade Center Health Program, designed to provide care, has struggled with funding as more individuals continue to get sick.
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