Awareness & Research
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Awareness & ResearchAny chronic illness like a lung disease or terminal cancer that makes it difficult for you to get around could qualify you for an…
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Poor Asbestos Abatement Practices Put Public at Risk
When asbestos abatement best practices aren’t followed, workers and the public are at risk of asbestos exposure. Because of the dangers of this carcinogenic… -
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Asbestos in Homes: Q&A With Asbestos Abatement Expert
For many years, asbestos was a popular material used for the construction of homes and buildings because the mineral is resistant to electricity, heat… -
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Does Talc in Makeup Still Pose an Asbestos Exposure Risk?
Talc has historically been a common ingredient in makeup for its moisture absorption and silky texture. It can help prevent caking as well. Despite… -
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Talking to Children About Mesothelioma
As a mental health counselor working in cancer care, I have helped many cancer patients figure out how to tackle difficult conversations. One of… -
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Asbestos vs. Cellulose: What’s the Difference?
When encountering home insulation during DIY projects, it’s important to know what you could be exposed to in the process. Asbestos insulation and cellulose… -
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Risks of Asbestos Exposure in Older Apartments
Living in older apartment buildings in the U.S. may put you at higher risk of asbestos exposure. Asbestos, a natural mineral, was a popular… -
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Opdivo and Yervoy Benefits: Q&A With Sean Marchese, RN
Researchers from the Netherlands recently published a study on the effectiveness of immunotherapy drugs Opdivo and Yervoy when taken in combination in “the real-world… -
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Asbestos Awareness and Prevention Conference Set for Sept. 9
Thirty experts from around the world, along with medical professionals, mesothelioma advocates and survivors, will be among the many people taking part in… -
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National Black Cancer Awareness Week: Breaking the Stigma
It’s that time of year again. National Black Family Cancer Awareness Week runs through June 21, bringing a week full of opportunities to help…