Forwarded news article discussing increased asbestos-related disease risk for Lower Manhattan residents following World Trade Center collapse.
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NYC 9/11 Public Portal Document
1 • But Professor Kinney added that there had been health effects that were not life-threatening, including new cases of asthma and sinusitis in people who were exposed to the dust.
"Beyond that, I'm not aware of any data that has suggested that people off-site have suffered any important health consequences," he said.
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