CDC museum opens 9/11 exhibit spotlighting health impact
It was an attack that changed the U.S. forever. The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 claimed the lives of thousands of Americans and touched the lives of uncounted millions more. A new exhibit at the CDC captures the mental and physical health effects in the wake of the atrocities wrought 22 years ago.
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