Will a NYS Referendum Allow Asbestos-Substitute Mine To Take Land From the Adirondack Park?
Miners of Wollastonite Will Trade Land to Adirondack Forest Preserve For Expanded
Category: mesothelioma
Despite Intense Political Debate, Mesothelioma Advocates Strongly Support Obamacare
While considerable debate is battled in Congress over the worth of the Affordable Care Act, known as Obamacare, cancer advocates strongly support it.
Maker of Jiffy Mix Eyes Brownfield Property in Michigan for Redevelopment
Hazardous Chemicals, Asbestos Must Be Abated at Former Auto Parts Manufacturer
Asbestos Hazard Found in Public Library
The material was identified by an observant patron who regularly visits the Poteet Library.
Panel of Oncologists Say Obese People Less Likely to Survive Cancer
The findings have nothing to do with how they respond to treatment but, rather, how they are treated
Mesothelioma Survivor: Vermiculite Remains a Threat in American Homes
Mesothelioma survivor Bill Cawlfield is educating others about the dangers of the remaining vermiculite insulation in millions of American homes.
Study Shows Australians Still Not Protecting Themselves from Asbestos Hazards
A recent report shows that do-it-yourselfers are continuously exposing themselves and their children to the toxic material.
Study Shows Australians Still Not Protecting Themselves from Asbestos Hazards
A recent report shows that do-it-yourselfers are continuously exposing themselves and their children to the toxic material.
Asbestos Prompts Evacuation of Agricultural Building
A judge ordered the Guadalupe County building vacated, citing serious problems with both asbestos and mold.
South Carolina Jury Awards $38M in Asbestos Case
The plaintiff was an equipment worker and was regularly exposed to asbestos-containing pumps and valves
Asbestos Dangers Lurk in Fire-damaged Seattle Apartments
Ever since a two-alarm fire in July, many residents are convinced that they’re breathing airborne asbestos fibers.
Asbestos Dangers Lurk in Fire-damaged Seattle Apartments
Ever since a two-alarm fire in July, many residents are convinced that they’re breathing airborne asbestos fibers.
Asbestos Debris a Concern after Indianapolis Warehouse Fire
The four-alarm fire resulted in piles of rubble up and down the street, including some that tested positive for the carcinogen
9/11 Survivors: Worries About Asbestos and Mesothelioma Still Linger
Anniversary of 9/11 reminds many that asbestos exposure that day still leaves them with uncertain future regarding mesothelioma.
Verastem Announces Start of Late-stage Trial for Meso Drug
The company’s president hopes they’ll be filing for FDA approval by the end of the trial.