Willetton teachers, students may sue
A LAW firm has warned any teachers or students affected by asbestos found at Willetton SHS may sue the Education Minister.
Category: Mesothelioma News
New Jersey Cites Lawyer for Container of Asbestos-Laden Construction Waste Left Outside for Three Weeks
Attorney Issued Violation for Bin Full of Asbestos-Containing Debris
Asbestos registry a muddle, advocates say
Jesse Todd, chairperson of Asbestos Disease Awareness in front of the old entrance to Royal University Hospital, July 22, 2014.
Battersea Power Station evacuated and trains halted after gas leak
A woman dying of exposure to asbestos at Battersea Power Station remarried her husband as she lay on her deathbed.
Two ACT cancer cases ‘linked to Mr Fluffy asbestos insulation’
Two people linked to Canberra houses with Mr Fluffy insulation have reportedly been diagnosed with the asbestos-related cancer, mesothelioma.
Plans for Highway Detour in Nevada Stalled by Natural Asbestos Discovery
Discovery of Natural Asbestos in Eldorado Valley Halts Plans for $490 Million Bypass Project
A cancer support group from Garston celebrated its fifth anniversary earlier this month.
The Garston Lung Cancer and Mesothelioma Support roup, which meets on the first Tuesday of every month, celebrated its fifth anniversary and marked the annual Action Mesothelioma Day on Friday, July 4. Set up by Linda Charalambous, a nurse who speciali…
Vets favor new state asbestos law
Today’s Paper, also known as the e-Edition, is an online replica of the printed newspaper.
Mesothelioma Clinical Trial Should Prove Worth of Photodynamic Therapy
Armed with a new $8 million grant, researchers at Penn Medicine hope to prove that photodynamic therapy is highly effective at treating pleural mesothelioma.
Grieving partner calls for more research after grandfather dies from…
But when he was laid low with what he thought was a chest infection, doctors told him he had the deadly cancer mesothelioma, caused by exposure to asbestos 40 years ago.
Tribute to Teesdale and Weardale rescue team legend
TRIBUTES have been paid to a founder member of a search and rescue team who fought the illness which eventually claimed his life with the same tenacity he put into his voluntary work.
Defendant in Asbestos Case Files Motion for New Trial
Valve Manufacturer Seeks New Trial After Being Found Liable for $9.3 Million in Damages
Immunotoxin SS1P Proving Effective Against Mesothelioma
A clinical trial at the National Cancer Institute involving a genetically engineered immunotoxin is showing promise in the fight against mesothelioma.
University of Pennsylvania Receives $10 Million Grant to Fund Four Years of Asbestos Studies
$10 Million Grant Given to University of Pennsylvania for Asbestos Research
Fifth Annual Juice Classic Golf Tournament set for July 20
A foundation named after a Frankfort man will have its fifth annual golf tournament July 20 to raise money to help ill children.