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It’s been 20 years since 9/11, but some survivors still anxiously live with the possibility of developing an asbestos-related illness.

Other causes of lung cancer, besides smoking, continue to put non-smokers at high risk each year. Pollution, radon, and asbestos are dangers.

Guest author blog about top ways a registered dietician can help mesothelioma and other respiratory cancer patients.

Although Japanese law requires the removal of asbestos via large-scale renovations, a Tokyo Olympics site did not undergo expensive removal.

Cancer patients benefit by having support from oncologists and the cancer community. This informational website helps.

With a settlement, the EPA has agreed to seek asbestos reporting from companies that manufacture and/or import products with the carcinogen.

After a fire, asbestos is a danger to people's safety nearby. Breathing in asbestos increases your risk of certain cancers.

Flint Michigan Funeral Home suffers natural and accidental wear to its infrastructure, potentially releasing asbestos, a toxin, into the air.

Mesothelioma patients may consider using massage therapy to relieve pain from side effects and reduce abdominal fluid buildup (ascites).

The effects of COVID-19 on the American workforce show that workplaces are still unsafe. Some occupations contracted the virus in high rates.

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Asbestos Exposure and the Anniversary of 9/11