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PTSD from 9/11 linked to accelerated biological aging in responders

Researchers found that World Trade Center responders with PTSD show molecular changes associated with faster aging and increased chronic disease risk, advancing understanding of trauma's long-term health effects. The discovery could improve targeted health monitoring and interventions for first responders and trauma survivors.

Fox News · Tuesday, 30 June 2026

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PTSD from 9/11 linked to accelerated biological aging in responders

Researchers found that World Trade Center responders with PTSD showed molecular changes associated with faster biological aging and an increased risk of chronic illness.

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