World Trade Center Youth Research Coordinating Center
Funds one center to build and study a research cohort of people exposed to 9/11 as children, tracking health and education for decades.
Congress amended the Public Health Service Act in December 2022 to direct the WTC Health Program to build a research cohort specifically for people who were young at the time of the September 11 attacks — a group its existing programme wasn't designed to follow.
This funds the single centre that will do that: assembling and maintaining a cohort of people who were 21 or younger at the time of 9/11…
A single national coordinating center building and studying a cohort of people exposed to the September 11 attacks at 21 years old or younger, including in utero, to research the long-term health and educational impact of early-life exposure, spanning cohort assembly, data management, community engagement and the underlying research.
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