A 9/11 responder with pancreatic cancer and two others with new cancer diagnoses have been denied chemotherapy due to a freeze on certifications within the federally funded World Trade Center Health Program, as reported by Dr. David Prezant. The program is currently unable to process new certifications or enroll new members due to staffing cuts and budget issues, exacerbated by the removal of key personnel. This has left patients reliant on the program without essential treatment and facing uncertainty about the restoration of services.
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Icelandic volcano erupts again, prompting evacuations at nearby town and Blue Lagoon
A volcanic eruption at the Sundhnukur volcano on Iceland's Reykjanes Peninsula began early Wednesday, prompting evacuations in nearby areas, including tourist sites like the Blue Lagoon. The eruption created two fissures and released volcanic glass strands, leading to high gas pollution levels, while Iceland has seen 11 eruptions since the volcano became active again in 2021. Explain It To Me Like I'm 5: A volcano in southwest Iceland has started erupting, leading to evacuations of...
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