Image of mesothelioma cell heterogeneity under a microscope.

How Mesothelioma Cell Heterogeneity Impacts Treatment

By Isabella Parise |

Mesothelioma is a rare and aggressive cancer primarily caused by asbestos exposure. Tumor sizes vary and often contain different types of cancer cells, known as mesothelioma cell heterogeneity. Learn more about how research on cell heterogeneity is paving the way for more personalized and effective care strategies.

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Asbestos attorney explains the new mesothelioma payout laws to his client.

New Asbestos Payout Related Laws in Three States

By Isabella Parise |

As mesothelioma payout laws continue to change in Georgia, Missouri, and Montana, it's becoming increasingly important for those affected by asbestos-related diseases to stay informed. Legislative updates could impact how victims pursue compensation. Meeting with an asbestos attorney will help you and your family understand your rights and how to protect your family's future.

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Rubber tires stacked

The Rubber Capital of the World

By Madeline May |

Akron, Ohio served as the nation's "Rubber Capital of the World" for decades, producing more than one-third of America's rubber products. However, the rubber industry's legacy extended beyond its products. Many workers and patrons were negligently exposed to harmful chemicals the rubber industry used.

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Employers removing asbestos from a roof, making it one of the many jobs at risk of asbestos exposure.

Top 5 Jobs at Risk for Asbestos Exposure

By Isabella Parise |

Asbestos exposure remains a significant concern during demolition or renovation activities in many industries such as construction, shipbuilding, and manufacturing. Without proper safety protocols, workers may inhale or ingest harmful asbestos fibers, highlighting the need for improved protective measures in these environments.

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Examples of asbestos fibers inhaled by victims of De Beers Asbestos Lawsuit.

De Beers Sued by Mesothelioma Victims Over Asbestos Exposure

By Isabella Parise |

A class action lawsuit has been filed against De Beers and its affiliates in South Carolina, accusing the company of failing to protect employees from asbestos exposure. Their negligence has led their employees to develop serious health issues like mesothelioma and asbestosis. The lawsuit seeks justice for victims and their families, holding De Beers accountable for its negligence and the devastating impact on workers and surrounding communities.

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Mesothelioma patient discusses treatment options with her doctor since there is no mesothelioma cure.

Can Mesothelioma Be Cured

By Lung Cancer Center Team |

While there is currently no guaranteed cure for mesothelioma, early detection and effective treatments may offer some patients a chance at remission. Effective treatments include surgery, chemotherapy, immunotherapy, and multimodal therapies. As researchers continue to search for a cure, doctors recommend anyone at high risk of developing mesothelioma undergo regular screenings.

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Mesothelial Cells under microscope

What are Mesothelial Cells?

By Rachel Ernst |

Mesothelial cells line certain surfaces of the body's internal organs, forming a protective layer known as the mesothelium. When damaged, the DNA in mesothelial cells changes, causing uncontrolled growth that results in the formation of malignant mesothelioma tumors.

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9/11 Illnesses and Their Enduring Impact

By Madeline May |

Learn more about the World Trade Center Health Program coverage and find ways to support and honor those affected by 9/11 illnesses.

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9/11 asbestos exposure from the attack on the twin towers. The towers surrounded by dust cloud.

9/11 Asbestos Exposure in the Wake of the Attacks

By Madeline May |

In Part 2 of our 2023 September 11th Blog series, we examine the devastating events of 9/11 that had long-lasting effects on those who were present during the attacks and the aftermath. One of the most significant consequences is the exposure to asbestos, which has led to the development of life-threatening diseases such as mesothelioma and lung cancer among first responders and nearby citizens.

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Photograph of the World Trade Center towers in New York City on a sunny day.

World Trade Center Asbestos Use

By Madeline May |

In Part 1 of our 2023 September 11th Blog series, we examine how the World Trade Center affected New York residents even before the September 11 attacks.

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A girl asking her specialist questions about mesothelioma. They are sitting across from each other at a desk.

Top 5 Questions About Mesothelioma

By Kristina Johnson |

Getting diagnosed with mesothelioma is intimidating, but here are five questions to ask you specialist to ease any fears. The more information you know about mesothelioma and your treatment, the easier this process will be.

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Older bald man sitting on couch with older woman. He is coughing and holding his hand up. Learn the top 5 signs of mesothelioma.

Top 6 Signs of Mesothelioma

By Madeline May |

It's important to be proactive when it comes to your health. Understanding the top 5 signs of mesothelioma could help you get an early diagnosis and increase your chances of recovery. Take control of your well-being and learn more about this condition today.

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What are the 5 Most Deadly Cancers?

By Madeline May |

The top 5 most deadly cancers among men and women include lung cancer, mesothelioma, colon cancer, breast cancer, and pancreatic cancer. Learn more about the deadliest cancers, their treatment options, and their causes.

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