The Mesothelioma Guide Blog

Dr. Lara Traeger remembers the exact circumstances of what led to her research. An early-stage lung cancer patient undergoing treatment expressed anxiety and stress regarding the...

When a clinical trial begins, the researchers in charge will pick specific criteria for their study. These rules may exclude a segment of people, for any number of reasons. A...

Mesothelioma cases often aren’t considered mesothelioma cases right away. They’re frequently mistaken for other conditions, usually due to the commonality of mesothelioma...

Serving in the military aboard a Navy ship carries an abundance of tasks and stressors. So it’s fair that asbestos was probably not on the minds of Navy officers and other...

Mesothelioma is widely viewed as a disease of the elderly. The average age of people diagnosed is in the 60s, and few of them are younger than 40. That’s what makes a recent...

Dr. Marcelo DaSilva recalled a story about one of his first mesothelioma patients at AdventHealth in Orlando, Florida. This victim of mesothelioma, from Maryland, was rejected at...

The wheels of progress sometimes turn too slowly for our liking. Sometimes, they appear to not be turning at all. Efforts to bring corporate injustice, maliciousness and greed to...

The Environmental Protection Agency’s draft risk evaluation for asbestos will undergo a “peer review” by the Science Advisory Committee on Chemicals. This meeting, which is...

Immunotherapy likely will be a standard treatment for mesothelioma in the future. The lingering question is how long we have to wait for the first drug to receive FDA...

Mesothelioma, like many types of cancer, does not have a universal cure. There is no singular treatment that kills all tumors or completely removes the disease from the body. We...