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Twenty-five years ago today, Marcy Borders walked out of the World Trade Center and into one of the most unforgettable photographs of September 11. Borders was 28 and working for Bank of America on the 81st floor of the North Tower when the attack began. She escaped the building and was caught in the enormous cloud of dust and debris that swept through Lower Manhattan after the towers collapsed. AFP photographer Stan Honda photographed her moments later, her hair, face and clothing completely coated in gray dust. The image traveled around the world, and Borders became known as the
Twenty-five years ago today, Marcy Borders walked out of the World Trade Center and into one of the most unforgettable photographs of September 11. Borders was 28 and working for Bank of America on the 81st floor of the North Tower when the attack began. She escaped the building and was caught in the enormous cloud of dust and debris that swept through Lower Manhattan after the towers collapsed. AFP photographer Stan Honda photographed her moments later, her hair, face and clothing completely coated in gray dust. The image traveled around the world, and Borders became known as the "Dust Lady." Fourteen years later, in August 2015, she died from stomach cancer at just 42. Borders believed the illness was connected to the toxic dust she had inhaled on 9/11, although a direct causal link in her individual case was not established publicly. What is known is that the dust generated by the World Trade Center collapse contained hazardous substances, and decades of research have documented serious illnesses among people exposed to the disaster and its aftermath. The CDC's World Trade Center Health Program includes cancers among recognized WTC-related conditions, with stomach cancer specifically included on its official list. Twenty-five years later, Borders' photograph remains a haunting reminder that the consequences of September 11 did not end when the dust settled. Sources: CDC World Trade Center Health Program, NPR, The Guardian, AFP/Getty Images. What image or story from September 11 has stayed with you most?

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