In the last two years, people have learned a great deal about how protective gear is not all the same. For instance, we know that there are different grades and types of masks - some provide a great deal more protection than others. The same can be said when it comes...
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How do the different mesothelioma treatments work?
The treatments available to mesothelioma victims may vary according to their circumstances. The stage and type of your cancer are likely to affect your treatment options as may your general health history. In some cases, your doctors may be able to remove all the...
Is it safe to work in a building during asbestos removal?
One of the problems with older buildings is that they often contain products made with asbestos. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) says these products are safe so long as they remain in good condition. But as the buildings age, their asbestos-laden materials...
3 myths about mesothelioma lawsuits
Thousands of people get diagnosed with mesothelioma every year. Many of these people and their families pursue legal charges to recover compensation from the parties responsible for asbestos exposure that contributed to the illness. However, these legal claims are...
Can biomarkers help doctors detect mesothelioma earlier?
Doctors do the best they can with the information they have. But they rarely have the information they need to detect mesothelioma early. Mesothelioma is a rare cancer, and its symptoms point to a whole host of far more common health problems. Coughing and shortness...
Understanding the long latency period of mesothelioma
Mesothelioma is a devastating illness for several reasons. One is how long it can take for people to learn that they have this type of cancer after being exposed to a toxic level of asbestos. A look at latency periods The latency period is the length of time between...
How do I know if a renovation project can expose me to asbestos?
You probably know that asbestos is a deadly carcinogen. You might also know that manufacturers used it for decades. Asbestos use in the United States exploded in the late 1930s and continued growing until the late 1970s. By that time, the public became aware of the...