Author: <span>Mesothelioma News</span>

Why I’m Bullish on 3M But Not Chemours

It’s not easy being a chemical company these days, especially not a chemical company with a long history. And both 3M fall into that category.There’s one particular chemical that’s causing looming legal headaches for both companies right now — however, 3M is better equipped to weather the storm than Chemours.

Deodorant Warning: Aluminum salts found in popular antiperspirant products cause tumor growth

It has long been surmised that the aluminum compounds used in many antiperspirant deodorant products may be a cause of cancer. But a new study out of Switzerland confirms this to be true, showing that aluminum chloride , a common additive in antiperspi…

Son launches legal action after mum dies from asbestos-related cancer …

ALEXANDER Culbert lost his mother in May is calling on his late father’s colleagues to help him achieve justice for both his parents. A GRIEVING son has launched a legal action after his mum died from asbestos-related cancer he believes she got from cleaning his dad’s dusty work clothes.

SELLAS(TM) Life Sciences Appoints Industry Experts to Support…

SELLAS Life Sciences Group , a development-stage biopharmaceutical company focused on developing innovative products to treat cancer, has made four executive appointments to provide medical, clinical, commercial and financial expertise to support the development of its unique product, the galinpepimut-S immunotherapeutic anti-cancer treatment. — William Pollett has been appointed SELLAS’ Chief Financial Officer.

Rosetta Genomics Fortifies Intellectual Property Portfolio with Two New Patent Allowances for its…

Rosetta Genomics Ltd. , a leading developer and provider of microRNA-based and other molecular diagnostics, today announced that the Company has added two new patent allowances to its intellectual property portfolio for its microRNA platform technology…

Baryulgil braces for second wave of asbestos illness

The Indigenous community of Baryulgil is facing a new wave of asbestos-related illness after the first mesothelioma diagnosis of a miner’s child. Ffloyd Laurie, 54, was diagnosed with mesothelioma earlier this year, developing the cancer after playing in the tailings from James Hardie’s mine at Baryulgil, in northern New South Wales, as a child.

Arizona Court of Appeals Deals Fatal Blow to ‘Take-Home’ Asbestos Exposure Lawsuits

In a recent published opinion, the Arizona Court of Appeals held that an employer does not owe a duty of care to the child of an employee who contracts mesothelioma from asbestos brought home on the employee’s work clothes, dealing a fatal blow to “Take-Home” asbestos exposure cases in Arizona. In Quiroz v.

Aussie cystic fibrosis drug set for Russia

The drug Bronchitol has been approved for marketing in Russia following new Russian laws that provide patients access to innovative medicines, Pharmaxis announced to the ASX on Tuesday. Bronchitol will be manufactured and exported to Russia from Pharmaxis’ Sydney factory with the first sales expected before the end of 2016.

Heartbroken children seek answers over Wallsend dad’s asbestos death

The devastated children of a former sergeant major who died decades after coming into contact with deadly asbestos are appealing for help from his former colleagues. Ronald Bell, from Wallsend , died after a short battle with mesothelioma – a terminal …

Sydney nurse turned classical music angel

FIFTY years ago Richard Mills was a shy, gay teenager at Sydney’s Marsden High School, when he met Richard Gill AO who at the time was a music teacher with a burgeoning career in classical music. Gill had begun pioneering an inclusive kind of music instruction where the classroom was open for all to attend, whether they were musicians or not.