Article: Study says that more than 400,000 New Yorkers experienced post-traumatic stress disorder after Sept. 11

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Dateline: ST. PETERSBURG BEACH, Florida New Yorkers took an emotional battering after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, says a study that suggests more than 400,000 city residents have experienced post-traumatic stress disorder.

"There was a very large impact on the population of New York," said researcher Michael Bucuvalas, whose firm has extensive experience measuring stress from disasters. "A lot of that has persisted, but the population is getting better."

Researchers had previously released results taken in October and November, covering a large part of Manhattan, below 110th Street. On Saturday, they announced the findings from the second wave ...

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