A common question among mesothelioma patients, or even people just interested in learning about the cancer, revolves around levels of asbestos exposure. They ask, “How much asbestos must you be exposed to in order to develop mesothelioma?” or “How often must asbestos exposure occur for you to...
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Mesothelioma is primarily considered a “male cancer.” This characterization is due to the disease’s origin (exposure to asbestos) and situations where that origin could...
Read PostJohnson & Johnson has been a regular defendant in mesothelioma lawsuits due to allegations that its baby powder is contaminated with asbestos. However, the people filing those...
Read PostMesothelioma treatment is often divided into two groups: curative methods; and palliative (pain-relief) care. Most patients with this rare cancer receive one or the other...
Read PostCould a deadly, cancer-causing toxin be rampant throughout the 2020 Summer Olympics venues? Organizers in Tokyo hope not, but they are reportedly taking action after finding...
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If you’re a recently diagnosed mesothelioma patient, then you’re likely about to begin treatment. This cancer is aggressive, which means urgency is essential to defeating this...
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When commercial use of asbestos peaked in the 20th century, construction was arguably the industry relying the most on the mineral. Asbestos is fire-resistant, durable and strong,...
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Receiving a mesothelioma diagnosis usually leaves people with plenty of questions. The most common are related to finances:“Can I afford mesothelioma treatment?” “Will I...
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Jodi was diagnosed with pleural mesothelioma nearly 20 years ago, on December 27, 1999. She was only 26 years old. Despite being diagnosed around the holidays, Jodi focuses on...
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For decades, asbestos was considered a magic mineral. Why? The answer is simple: Asbestos can prevent fires. Asbestos can also cause mesothelioma, which is why electrical workers...
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