youtube/watch?v=hhVQ5lbzwCQ Over a 1000 people and 1st responders have got cancer illnesses from obviously dust particles from the collapse so why is there not sufficient evidence for familys who are suffering to make any kind of claims? Section copied from wiki : World Trade Center health administrators and controversies On June 11, 2007, Mayor Bloomberg appointed Jeffrey Hon as World Trade Center health coordinator. Hon had previously worked as the spokesman for the American Red Cross September 11 Recovery Program. People have offered conflicting statements, however, regarding Hons role. In an interview with the New York Daily News Hon said that his role was to correct inconsistencies in city agencies and to handle related pension issues. Yet, Mayor Bloomberg said that Hons role would not involve handling pension-related issues. A press release also indicated that the coordinator will provide a central repository of WTC health information and ensure effective communication with those who may be experiencing 9/11-related health effects.[28][29] Dr. John Howard was appointed the medical administrator of the federal James Zadroga Act fund. On July 22, 2011, Howards report on a study of a link between particulate exposure in the aftermath and cancer was released. The report said that there was insufficient evidence of a link between particulate exposure and cancer. The reports findings meant that many first responders to the attacks would be limited in their access to funds for medical treatment. Three New York Congressional delegation Representatives, Peter T. King, Carolyn B. Maloney and Jerrold Nadler, said that they believed that further studies would indicate a link between exposures and cancer.[30] So have more studies been done or have they just swept it under the carpet in hope it will all just go away
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