Ground Zero survivors battle New York-Presbyterian Hospital which won’t accept 9/11 Health Program ...Middle East

On Thursday, a spokesman for New York-Presbyterian did not directly address the logistical and costly difficulties for sickened responders. He hinted at the lack of progress, saying only, “We are continuing to work on this issue and hope to have an update soon.”

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