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by Mont Wrobleski - 2010-05-29
The interaction between healthy cells and exposure to asbestos fibers has been studied in earnest. Unfortunately, the environmental exposure commonly encountered by the certain populations in industri...
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by Mont Wrobleski - 2010-05-29
Determining when cell injury occurs as a result of asbestos exposure has been the subject of a myriad of tests. One interesting study on point is called, "Interstitial accumulation of inhaled chrysoti...
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by Mont Wrobleski - 2010-06-28
Most people that are diagnosed with mesothelioma have been exposed to asbestos in the workplace. One interesting study on point is called, "Mesothelioma and lung tumors attributable to asbestos among ...
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by Mont Wrobleski - 2010-06-28
Some occupations are considered more dangerous when it comes to asbestos exposure. For example, people working as pipefitters, plumbers, and electricians suffer from an inordinate rate of mesothelioma...
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by Mont Wrobleski - 2010-06-28
Disease development caused by asbestos exposure is well known and documented. One thing that is less known is how ubiquitous asbestos really is. One interesting study is called, "Asbestos fibers in be...
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by Mont Wrobleski - 2010-06-28
Most people are exposed to asbestos in the workplace, often due to lack of proper safety procedures and shortcuts. Some occupations are considered more dangerous than others. One interesting study is ...
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by Mont Wrobleski - 2010-06-28
Exposure to hazardous asbestos material can lead to some deadly diseases. When asbestos fibers are broken or fragmented into tiny pieces they can be inhaled or swallowed and attack the body. One inter...
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by Mont Wrobleski - 2010-06-28
Mesothelioma is a rare form of cancer that is caused by asbestos exposure. One of the main risk factors for developing this disease is occupational exposure. A lot of excellent research has been on as...
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by Mont Wrobleski - 2010-06-28
The overwhelming majority of asbestos exposure comes from the workplace. Exposure to hazardous asbestos can be an impetus for disease development such as lung cancer and mesothelioma. One interesting ...
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by Joshua A Harding - 2010-09-08
You may have never heard of asbestos awareness training, but it can save lives. It provides homeowners and workers a primary knowledge of how one can identify its presence, where it's normally found i...
