'Breakthrough' genealogy tests can identify 9/11 victims 25 years later
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- abc7ny.comseen 25 Aug, 22:28description edited
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A breakthrough test is identifying 9/11 victims 25 years after the attacks.New York City's medical examiner used a breakthrough test to identify the 1,651st World Trade Center victim.
- amny.comseen 31 Aug, 22:02URL changed
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- 23 Aug, 20:25'Breakthrough' genealogy tests can identify 9/11 victims 25 years later2 outlets
- 24 Aug, 06:59New Genealogy Tests Confirm 9/11 Victim's Identity1 outlet
- 26 Aug, 16:009/11 victim identified after nearly 25 years1 outlet
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How it spread - 13 original reports, 1 reprint
Sun, 23 August 2026
1 report- abc7ny.com20:25first to reportedited after publishing
New York City's medical examiner used a breakthrough test to identify the 1,651st World Trade Center victim.
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- abc11.com23 Aug, 20:25their copy
Mon, 24 August 2026
7 reports- iheart.com06:59
New genetic genealogy technology has identified a 9/11 victim nearly 25 years after the attacks. The breakthrough combines DNA testing with family tree research, offering hope for identifying more victims. The victim's family chose to remain anonymous.
- iheart.com06:59
New genetic genealogy technology has identified a 9/11 victim nearly 25 years after the attacks. The breakthrough combines DNA testing with family tree research, offering hope for identifying more victims. The victim's family chose to remain anonymous.
- iheart.com06:59
New genetic genealogy technology has identified a 9/11 victim nearly 25 years after the attacks. The breakthrough combines DNA testing with family tree research, offering hope for identifying more victims. The victim's family chose to remain anonymous.
- iheart.com06:59
New genetic genealogy technology has identified a 9/11 victim nearly 25 years after the attacks. The breakthrough combines DNA testing with family tree research, offering hope for identifying more victims. The victim's family chose to remain anonymous.
- iheart.com06:59
New genetic genealogy technology has identified a 9/11 victim nearly 25 years after the attacks. The breakthrough combines DNA testing with family tree research, offering hope for identifying more victims. The victim's family chose to remain anonymous.
- amny.com19:45
URL changednow www.amny.com/remembering-911/nyc-identifies-9-11-terrorist-attack-victim-dna/
One more family of a 9/11 terrorist attack victim who died at the World Trade Center finally has some closure nearly 25 years after the day of infamy.
- newsweek.com20:56
The woman is the 1,654th victim of the September 11 attacks to be identified.
Tue, 25 August 2026
1 report- The Hill16:27
The terrorist attack killed 2,753 people in New York City.
Wed, 26 August 2026
2 reports- virginislandsnewsonline.com16:00
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Mon, 31 August 2026
1 report- Google News - Top Stories09:00
9/11 cancers skyrocket nearly 1,700% as toxic toll on survivors surpasses first responders ahead of 25th anniversary New York Post Nearly 25 years later, Staten Island is still counting 9/11’s cost — 3,690 cancer diagnoses and rising SILive.com 9/11 25 years later: Medical experts, first responders and survivors set for conference on long-term health impacts of terror attacks amNewYork New 9/11 Research Center on Early Life Exposure Centers for Disease Control and Prevention | CDC (.gov) 25...
Mon, 7 September 2026
1 report- wtop.com09:15
Nearly 25 years after 9/11, illnesses linked to response efforts continue claiming lives. More than 400 FBI employees have been diagnosed.