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Despite the fact that asbestos is a known toxic substance, the U.S. continues to import it from other countries for various purposes. Because of this, those who live and work in specific areas continue to be at risk of exposure. While concerned citizens and lawmakers...
Firefighting is among the most dangerous occupations in the U.S. On a regular basis, firefighters are at risk of injury or illness due to extreme heat, unstable structures and overexertion. However, this month, it is their increased risk of developing cancer that...
Victims of asbestos-related illnesses and their families know that money will not turn back time and prevent a person from being exposed to asbestos. However, money can provide critical support during a painful time, which is why parties often pursue financial...
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...
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...
Builders throughout the United States used asbestos extensively for many decades. They thought of asbestos as a miracle fiber. It was tough, they could weave its fibers into cloth, and those fibers resisted both heat and fire. Accordingly, builders used asbestos in...
Construction and manufacturing are some of the most common industries that present a serious threat of asbestos exposure to workers. However, these occupations are not the only ones that put people in danger of developing mesothelioma and other illnesses related to...
Asbestos may not be widely used in products manufactured or built today, but people still face the risk of exposure in certain situations. This is because asbestos-containing products are still in homes and buildings across the country. Left undisturbed, asbestos is...
Asbestos is a known carcinogen and the only proven cause of mesothelioma. There’s no amount of asbestos exposure that’s known to be safe. However, it can take years for such exposure to lead to cancer. And though someone may be responsible for that exposure—and your...
Asbestos is a natural mineral fiber that is known for its strength, heat resistance and insulative properties. These qualities make asbestos a useful component of numerous building materials, including insulation, ceiling tiles, flooring felt and others. However, when...