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About 115 firefighters in Austin, Texas, may have been exposed to asbestos during a recent warehouse fire on city-owned property.

A new cancer treatment (known as monoclonal antibodies) is helping COVID-19 patients with underlying conditions avoid hospitalization.

A promising new artificial intelligence (AI) tool could streamline the process of identifying mesothelioma tumors in patients.

Advocates have created Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month to spread information and create a resource hub for patients and their loved ones.

Once proud to hold the name Asbestos, a mining town in Quebec chooses a new alternative after learning the harmful effects of its namesake.

Mesothelioma patients are at elevated risk for contracting COVID-19, but precautions can reduce the risk of complications from the virus.

The Food and Drug Administration (FDA) gave its final approval for the chemotherapy drug Pemfexy (pemetrexed) after years of legal battles.

A pair of recent studies put women in the spotlight of mesothelioma research, suggesting secondary exposure significantly impacts women.

Preliminary data from a study done by Targovax show a numerical advantage in Progression-Free Survival in patients treated with ONCOS-102.

Analyzing recent treatment techniques shows AI has enhanced the medical field by accurately detecting cancer sooner, including mesothelioma.

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Texas Warehouse Fire Potentially Exposed 115 Firefighters to Asbestos