Spike in Depression, PTSD Found in Post-Sept. 11 Manhattan

28 Mar 2002

The Sept. 11 terrorist attack on the World Trade Center had a devastating psychological effect on Manhattan residents, a survey finds, and the worst may be yet to come — not only in New York City but all across the nation. Full Story

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