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    Asbestos Mining Town in Canada Searches for New Identity

    Asbestos wasn’t always an ugly word. Once hailed as a miracle fiber in manufacturing and construction, it is now scorned for its toxicity and…
    Matt Mauney
    11/07/2016
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    Mr. Fluffy Asbestos: Photos Educate Canberra Homeowners

    New photos of loose asbestos in a Mr. Fluffy home in Canberra show an extreme example of the contamination that has endangered residents in…
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    Toyota Warns Australians of Fake Brake Pads with Asbestos

    Toyota, the world’s largest automaker, recently announced dealers and independent mechanics in Australia may have unknowingly installed thousands of counterfeit brake pads containing deadly asbestos…
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    11/19/2015
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    Are Children Safe from Asbestos Lurking in Their Crayons, Toys?

    Recent reports of deadly asbestos discovered in crayons serve as a grim reminder that children may come in contact with the toxic substance where…
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    9/11 Survivors: Worries Still Linger

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    Cholangiocarcinoma: The Next Asbestos-Related Disease?

    More than a dozen diseases are currently associated with asbestos exposure. Some (like mesothelioma) have a confirmed connection. Others are not officially linked,…
    Faith Franz
    02/28/2013
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    Study Revisits Health Risk of Chrysotile: Why Is This Still a Debate in 2013?

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    Faith Franz
    02/01/2013
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    Study: Risk of Stroke, Cardiovascular Disease Increases with Asbestos Exposure

    It is well established that the inhalation of toxic asbestos fibers can lead to asbestosis, mesothelioma cancer, lung cancer and a variety of…
    Tim Povtak
    04/03/2012
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    Kathleen Mullen started making a documentary as a personal tribute to her father, as a way to honor and remember his life. She finished…
    Tim Povtak
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    Asbestos Exposure, Mesothelioma Know No Boundaries

    When Mike Hackler, a prominent cardiovascular surgeon in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, diagnosed two of his patients — long-time good friends dating back to high…
    Tim Povtak
    07/22/2011
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