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Asbestos Complicates Campus Construction
Summer at Penn State is a season for many things, from making up the credits you late dropped to townies reclaiming theirA glory in downtown State College.
Lincolnshire poultry firm pays 152k to widow of man who worked with...
A poultry company will pay 152,000 to the widow of a handyman who died after years of repairing asbestos- laced chicken coops.
Special Report: The long, lethal shadow of asbestos
As anyone in the United States with a TV or Internet connection probably knows, lawyers want you if you've been exposed to asbestos, and they're paying to get you.
Fun day raises awareness of rare cancer
Heavy rain failed to dampen spirits at a community fun day which also helped raise awareness about a rare disease.
Report Shows Risks of Asbestos More than Just Mesothelioma
The Mesothelioma Resource Center is one of the largest online sources for information on the treatment and legal options surrounding mesothelioma.
Fla. couple sues 39 in asbestos suit
A Melbourne, Fla., couple is suing 30 companies they claim are responsible for a malignant mesothelioma diagnosis.
Author's note: This story was inspired by a post by Meteor Blades. The names of the parties, as well as certain other details, have been changed for privacy, but the story is based on real events.
Widow gets asbestos compensation
A Somerset woman is to get A 290,000 in compensation from Bristol Water following her husband's death from cancer caused by his contact with asbestos.
Roger and Ann Worthington Donate $25,000 to Amgen's Breakaway from...
"Their donation honors the mesothelioma patients and their families who joined other cancer survivors in the Amgen Breakaway from Cancer Walk at the Dana Point Grand Prix of Cycling on The event on Sunday was the 6th annual Dana Point Grand Prix , which is recognized as one of America's premier one-day professional races and has quickly gained ... (more)
Image Gallery: Daffodil Tea Raises Money for Mesothelioma
A Locals raised money for Mesothelioma research this weekend at the third annual Daffodil Tea.
Former shipyard worker appeals to ex-workmates over asbestos claims
A FORMER shipyard worker is appealing for former colleagues to come forward to help in his battle for compensation after being diagnosed with an asbestos-related cancer.
Appeals Court upholds asbestos-case ruling
Because he inhaled dangerous fibers in New Mexico and not in Arizona, the widow of an Arizona man who died of lung disease cannot sue those whose design of a power plant may have made him ill, the Arizona Court of Appeals has ruled.
Dangerous glass fibers in cigarettes worsen lung damage for smokers
Shocking new research reveals that a specific type of lung cancer many smokers develop comes from tiny tears in their lung tissue caused by microscopic glass fibers, also known as glass wool, found in many conventional cigarette filters.
Court upholds verdict against James Hardie directors
The High Court has upheld a landmark verdict which found seven former James Hardie non-executive directors breached corporate law.
Workers Memorial Day provides focus for improving safety for UK workers
THE Health and Safety Executive's latest figures show 25 fatal workplace accidents happened during 2010-11, with thousands more dying from industrial illness such as asbestos related mesothelioma.
Asbestos: 'it's in the air we breathe'
The Bega Valley Shire Council has hosed down concerns about its management of asbestos waste in the wake of a recent Sun Herald article that referred to asbestos contaminated mulch found at the Merimbula waste depot in September 2011 that was reported at the time in the News Weekly.
A long trek to Perth to tackle mesothelioma
She is trekking 600 kilometres from Kalgoorlie in Western Australia's Goldfields to Perth with a small group of like-minded people to raise money for research into asbestos-related cancers, such as mesothelioma and asbestosis.
Reports: USC ignored asbestos laws during renovations
For a 211-year-old university, it's not surprising to know there is asbestos some of the buildings at the University of South Carolina.
Baron and Budd Honors Workers Memorial Day 2012
Workers will be coming together around the world April 28 to commemorate the 23rd Annual Workers' Memorial Day and to fight for their right to a safe work environment.
Local Firefighter's Legacy Remembered
Jason Fernandez was just 5-years-old in 1985, when his father, Tom, died from Mesothelioma, a form of lung cancer thought to be caused by exposure to asbestos.
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