'Don't Be Ashamed': First Responder Offer Advice To People Exposed To Toxic Air On 9/11
NYC first responder Mike Gould, interviewed on "Forbes Newsroom," urged individuals exposed to toxic air on 9/11 to seek medical attention and utilize the World Trade Center Fund. Gould, who has prostate cancer in remission and lost a partner to the same illness, emphasized early detection and encouraged people not to be ashamed to access the fund for health insurance, noting that scientifically recognized causes of cancer are linked to the exposure.
The interview highlights the ongoing health consequences faced by 9/11 first responders and civilians exposed to toxic air, emphasizing the importance of accessible healthcare and early cancer detection.
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