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Will an X-ray show if I have asbestos damage?
Short Answer: Probably. The only way to unequivocally identify asbestos fibers in the lungs, or any other human tissue, is through an autopsy.
What Year Was Asbestos Banned?
Short Answer: In 1989, many uses of asbestos were banned, but the regulation was later reversed. Many uses have now been banned, but not all uses, and
CDC: Asbestos Disease for Women Rising and Underreported
Recent CDC reporting suggests many women are unaware they were exposed to asbestos and have asbestos-related cancer and other diseases.The Centers for
Asbestos Exposure and Janitors: Risks and Prevention
Most people have heard general cautions about asbestos and are aware that it is rarely used these days because it is dangerous. But most don’t realize
Feds: Empty Office Space May Contain Asbestos
The federal government owns vacant office space and other real estate across the country. According to the Government Accountability Office, more than
EPA Unveils Long-Awaited Total Asbestos Ban
This ban, if it goes into full effect, will protect future generations from various kinds of illnesses, including pollution-induced cancer. However,
Asbestos Cancer Warriors: Financial Options & Legal Strategies for Receiving Compensation
Being diagnosed with cancer as a result of asbestos exposure is often met with fear, anxiety, and uncertainty. An uphill battle inevitably ensues, on
Asbestos Exposure and Cancer: Uncovering the Hidden Danger in Your Environment
Imagine living in a house where the walls, the insulation, and even the floor tiles might secretly be making you sick. This isn’t the plot of a horror
Empowering Asbestos-Related Cancer Victims Through Legal Support
People exposed to asbestos badly need empowerment. They were victimized three times. First, they handled a dangerous product, or were exposed to it
Emerging Research on Asbestos and Cancer: What's New?
Understanding the ongoing development of treatments for asbestos-related cancerThe newest, and perhaps most depressing, emerging research on asbestos
The Silent Killer: How Asbestos Exposure Can Lead to Cancer
Many people instantly connect asbestos with mesothelioma, a rare and aggressive cancer of the lining of the lungs, heart, or abdomen. However, the
Legal Advice for Asbestos-Exposed Workers Diagnosed with Cancer: A Fight for Health and Financial Security
According to statistics, medical bills are a leading cause of bankruptcy in the United States. This harsh reality is especially true for those