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The Boilermaker’s Profession
The repair, construction, assembly and outfitting of boilers— were all in a day’s work for a boilermaker. Responsible for fixing gaskets, installing, testing and inspecting boilers for safety, their work can often be dangerous and involve intensive labor. Due to the longevity of boilers—with average life spans of over 50 years—boilermakers are responsible for their…
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Be Aware, Make a Difference – Mesothelioma Awareness Day
Mesothelioma may be considered a rare disease, but anyone whose life it has touched knows how devast
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Exploring Mesothelioma Risk Factors: Is There a Hereditary Component?
Explore the hereditary aspects & other mesothelioma risk factors. Learn prevention tips & treatment insights for those exposed to asbestos. Get informed now.
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Mesothelioma Treatment Options
Surgery, chemotherapy, and radiation are common mesothelioma treatments. Learn more about them and other alternatives here.
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Lost-Wax Casting and Asbestos
Lost-wax casting is an ancient molding procedure that sometimes used asbestos.
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Peritoneal Mesothelioma: Diagnosis, Treatment, Next Steps
Learn about peritoneal mesothelioma, its symptoms, diagnosis challenges, and treatment options. Get expert legal support for asbestos exposure cases.
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Is Asbestos in Old Subway Cars?
With asbestos found in retired subway cars, what danger is there when they are cast into the ocean?
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Asbestos on Navy Ships
Learn the history of asbestos on naval ships and see who is at risk for mesothelioma.
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Is Asbestos Still Found in Prisons?
Like many older buildings, prisons may contain some amounts of asbestos which may lead to exposure to the inmates who work within the prison when incarcerated.