A mesothelioma diagnosis can be a grim thing. Doctors have not yet discovered a reliable cure to this rare cancer. They most often diagnose it only in the later stages when many of the most effective treatments are no longer viable. This means the disease is usually...

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We help clients who need assistance with work-related injuries linked to asbestos and other serious problems.
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Could golden nanotubes help defeat mesothelioma?
Researchers continue to look for new ways to treat mesothelioma. While most current treatments focus on slowing the disease and improving victims’ quality of life, scientists continue to hunt for a cure.One team recently announced a promising breakthrough that...
What is it like to treat mesothelioma with Optune Lua?
Every year, thousands of Americans learn they have mesothelioma. Most of them realize it only after the disease has progressed too far for surgery to be a viable option. This means their treatment largely consists of trying to slow the cancer’s progress to live...
Which companies still use asbestos?
Despite everything we know about the dangers of asbestos, companies worldwide still use the carcinogenic mineral in their products. Some of these companies may even have ties closer to home than most would expect.An analytic company recently released a report on the...
A Canadian town named after asbestos opts for a change
Recently, the residents of Asbestos, a town in Quebec, Canada, chose a new identity. Rather than allowing their town to continue being named after the hazardous mineral formerly mined there, they have chosen a free name from such negative connotations. Beginning...
Some asbestos rules suspended to speed Oregon’s wildfire cleanup
The Oregon Environmental Quality Commission recently approved temporary suspension of certain regulations that affect how solid waste and asbestos-containing materials are handled. These changes come in response to recent wildfires in the state that burned over...
New study may offer hope for mesothelioma prevention
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. That's the saying, but what can you do when it's too late to take most preventative measures?That's frequently the question mesothelioma victims must face. Every year, doctors diagnose roughly 3,000 Americans with...
How much does it cost to treat mesothelioma?
A mesothelioma diagnosis is a shock to the system. It means coming to grips with the fact you or someone you love has cancer. But it also means struggling with more than the disease; it means struggling with the treatments, which do not come cheap.Cancer treatments...
FDA approves the first drug regimen for mesothelioma in 16 years
At the beginning of October, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) approved a drug combination to treat malignant pleural mesothelioma that cannot be otherwise removed by surgery. This approval is the first the FDA has made for a mesothelioma drug treatment...
Asbestos can be recycled, but is this safe?
Asbestos is known for causing various health conditions, such as mesothelioma, lung cancer and asbestosis. However, its other properties historically made it a common addition to numerous products, especially building materials.Although many applications for asbestos...
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