As part of our commitment to provide news and information on asbestos exposure and mesothelioma, the firm's lawyers have rounded some titles this week
- mesothelioma additional funding DoD :.
mesothelioma will again be included on the list of eligible diseases research funding through the Department (DoD) Defense Peer Reviewed Cancer Research Program (PRCRP). The disease became eligible to receive funding in 08 because of the disproportionate rate by which military personnel are affected by mesothelioma. Since that time, the DoD has funded $ 5.8 million in research on mesothelioma. - Mesothelioma Treatment Based on the extent of the cancer:
This article from the American Cancer Society provides information on mesothelioma treatment options. According to the article, "Mesothelioma can be difficult to treat, regardless of the stage of cancer" For this reason, it becomes important to understand the purpose of treatment before it starts. In addition to the stage of the disease, health, and patient preferences also help the doctor determine the type of treatment available. - Increase awareness of asbestos a package to a Time:
The Awareness Organization diseases of asbestos (ADAO) and Canadian voice of asbestos victims (list CVAV) saw their successful petition campaign calling for increased awareness of the dangers of exposure to asbestos. Currently, the petition has received support from more than 500 individuals and 40 organizations. Visit Disease Organization outreach to asbestos for more details or to sign the petition - cause of lung cancer among nonsmokers :.
This article discusses the causes and effects of lung cancer among non-smokers. After smoking, the causes of cancer may include secondhand smoke, radon exposure, exposure to carcinogens at work and air pollution. While the main cause of lung cancer in non-smoking cancer, according to the Environmental Protection Agency (US EPA), is exposure to radon gas, the workplace as a source of exposure to agents carcinogens, such as asbestos and diesel exhaust, also attributed to a number of. Diagnostics - industrial site cleared of asbestos:
The demolition work and asbestos removal on industrial site in Norristown, Pennsylvania is expected to be completed by mid-summer. The site, which was purchased as a possible place of relocation for Norristown sewage treatment plant is currently contaminated with asbestos. Asbestos removal and demolition is carried out by the Environmental Consulting Inc. (ECI) of Norristown
