Asbestos causes cancer in some people, and that’s a fact that is widely accepted. Despite that, there are still times when asbestos is used in America. The Environmental Protection Agency has air toxics regulations that apply to people who will be working on a...
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What are the differences between lung cancer and pleural mesothelioma?
When people think about asbestos exposure and how it affects them, one of the common diseases that comes up is mesothelioma. Mesothelioma is a disease that affects the lungs, and it is a type of cancer. However, this is not the same as saying that a person has lung...
Many diseases caused by asbestos exposure
It goes without saying that you should do whatever you can to prevent asbestos exposure. Unfortunately, most people who are exposed to asbestos don’t know it. And for that reason, long-term exposure is often a concern. Asbestos has the potential to cause a variety of...
Mesothelioma risk for teachers
As a teacher, you take great pride in putting today’s youth on the right track to a better future. While doing so, you hope that you’re able to remain safe and healthy. There are health and safety hazards that are easy to pinpoint and avoid. There are also those, such...
Changes in your nails could be a sign of asbestos-related illnesses
Of all the places that you might look for signs that you're getting sick, your fingernails or toenails might not be very high up on the list. However, if you have spent much of your career working with asbestos, your fingernails or toenails could give you an early...
Older mechanics could have asbestos-related health issues
Working as a mechanic can be a rewarding and potentially lucrative career. Those with specialized skills who have been in the industry for decades may be able to charge a premium if they service classic cars or help people maintain their luxury vehicles. Regardless of...