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Fox News Reporter Links Cancer to 9/11 Toxins

9/14/2025

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Fox News reporter Eric Shawn revealed his cancer diagnosis linked to 9/11 toxin exposure during a live broadcast on the attacks' 24th anniversary.
He reported that 48,000 individuals have been diagnosed with 9/11-related cancers, with nearly 10,000 cases in the past year.
Over 3,700 first responders have died since the attacks, with 2,300 deaths due to cancer.
Shawn experiences respiratory issues and cancer but feels fortunate compared to others.
He warned that anyone exposed south of Canal Street may face similar health risks.

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Fox News reporter Eric Shawn revealed his cancer diagnosis linked to 9/11 toxin exposure during a live broadcast on the attacks' 24th anniversary.
He reported that 48,000 individuals have been diagnosed with 9/11-related cancers, with nearly 10,000 cases in the past year.
Over 3,700 first responders have died since the attacks, with 2,300 deaths due to cancer.
Shawn experiences respiratory issues and cancer but feels fortunate compared to others.
He warned that anyone exposed south of Canal Street may face similar health risks.