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The history of asbestos in schools dates back to the early to mid-20th century when asbestos was considered a versatile and highly desirable material due to its fire-resistant, insulating, and durable properties. Asbestos was extensively used in the construction of school buildings for various purposes, including insulation around pipes [...]
Carboplatin is a chemotherapy drug containing the metal platinum that works to stop or slow the growth of cancer cells by damaging their DNA. In addition, cisplatin, which also uses platinum, is an alkylating agent that stops the division of cancer cells and causes them to die. Chemotherapy treatment [...]
When a person dies from mesothelioma, the grief and sadness is immense. There is no way to take away a person's sadness after loss, but you can offer your condolences and apologies. Showing your support to them during a time of healing can be the biggest comfort, and choosing [...]
In a recent study conducted by a team of scientists in Italy, the antitumoral effects of Bortezomib Velcade were explored, igniting excitement within the medical community and among patients and their families. The findings, published in April 2023, promised results that have the potential to reshape the landscape of [...]
The Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA) tightened and added a new standard to the production and manufacturing of all cosmetic products. This allows the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) oversight to apply new restrictions and guidelines to cosmetic products consumers use and directly affects products made with asbestos. [...]
Nurses Appreciation Week, founded in 1954 by the American Nurses Association, is a week-long celebration that honors nurses' essential role in patient care. This year's theme is "Nurses Make a Difference," and Mesothelioma Hub aims to do so by providing five ways you can thank a nurse who has [...]
New research shows that genetic inheritance of the BAP1 protein mutation could lead to an eventual diagnosis of mesothelioma, the deadly cancer caused by prolonged asbestos exposure. This research started a spiral of new research looking into the two types of BAP1 genes, an inherited germline BAP1 mutation from [...]
Doctors put their lives on hold to assist their patients by diagnosing and treating illnesses and diseases daily. Specifically, the past two years have directly impacted doctors, nurses, and all healthcare workers worldwide with the global impact of Covid-19. Many go unrecognized for their pivotal role in healthcare and [...]
There has never been a complete ban on asbestos manufacturing in the United States, but the restrictions have halted almost all of the production and distribution of many asbestos products. Exposure to asbestos gloves by either wearing or manufacturing them could lead to a mesothelioma or asbestosis diagnosis. Although [...]
