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Asbestos | Europe | International | New Studies | Research | Statistics | Updates

Scientific Evidence That Asbestos Bans Prevent Mesothelioma
ByAlex Strauss July 22, 2015March 26, 2019

There is some hopeful news on the mesothelioma front this week. A new study conducted in Sweden suggests asbestos bans…

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Australia | Europe | International | Mesothelioma | Prognosis | Statistics | Surgery | Treatments | Updates

Predicting Long-Term Mesothelioma Survival After Surgery
ByAlex Strauss July 18, 2015April 1, 2019

Most mesothelioma patients and their families have heard the poor survival statistics associated with this aggressive cancer. But two new…

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Asbestos | Asbestos | Asia | International | Mesothelioma | Occupations | Statistics | Updates

Study Finds Peritoneal Mesothelioma More Common in Textile Workers
ByAlex Strauss July 9, 2015March 26, 2019

A new report out of Asia finds that one of the rarest types of mesothelioma is “over-represented” in a group…

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Asbestos | Biomarkers | Diagnosis | Genetics | Occupations | Research | Statistics | Updates

Even Minimal Asbestos Exposure May Trigger Mesothelioma in People with Gene Mutation
ByAlex Strauss July 1, 2015March 16, 2017

Asbestos exposure can be deadly for anyone, but new research suggests that some people are more likely to develop mesothelioma…

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Asbestos | Australia | International | Mesothelioma | Prognosis | Statistics | Surgery | Treatments | Updates

Sex Hormones May Account for Better Mesothelioma Survival in Women
ByAlex Strauss June 27, 2015March 26, 2019

There’s evidence that female sex hormones may help explain the better survival rates in women with peritoneal mesothelioma. The news…

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New Studies | Research | Statistics | Surgery | Treatments | Updates

Treatment Disparity Blamed for Poorer Survival in Black Mesothelioma Patients
ByAlex Strauss June 22, 2015January 21, 2018

A new report contains some good news and some bad news for African Americans on the subject of malignant pleural…

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Asbestos | Diagnosis | Prognosis | Scans | Statistics | Updates

The Link Between Pleural Plaques and Mesothelioma
ByAlex Strauss June 17, 2015March 26, 2019

Fibrous thickening of the lung lining known as pleural plaques are a good indicator of asbestos exposure but they don’t…

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Chemotherapy | Europe | International | New Studies | Research | Statistics | Treatments | Updates

Elderly Mesothelioma Patients Need “Less Toxic” Treatment Options
ByAlex Strauss June 6, 2015April 22, 2019

A new study of more than 9,000 people suggests that elderly mesothelioma patients would likely live longer if treatments could…

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Asbestos | Europe | International | Occupations | Statistics | Updates

Does Asbestos Type Impact Mesothelioma Development?
ByAlex Strauss May 29, 2015March 21, 2019

Another study appears to confirm what scientists have long believed – that crocidolite may be the most dangerous form of…

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Asbestos | New Studies | Occupations | Research | Statistics | Updates

Nuclear Workers Face Higher Mesothelioma Risk
ByAlex Strauss May 27, 2015March 26, 2019

Pleural mesothelioma is most often associated with asbestos exposure, but a new study suggests that nuclear workers may also be…

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Statistics

Scientific Evidence That Asbestos Bans Prevent Mesothelioma

Predicting Long-Term Mesothelioma Survival After Surgery

Study Finds Peritoneal Mesothelioma More Common in Textile Workers

Even Minimal Asbestos Exposure May Trigger Mesothelioma in People with Gene Mutation

Sex Hormones May Account for Better Mesothelioma Survival in Women

Treatment Disparity Blamed for Poorer Survival in Black Mesothelioma Patients

The Link Between Pleural Plaques and Mesothelioma

Elderly Mesothelioma Patients Need “Less Toxic” Treatment Options

Does Asbestos Type Impact Mesothelioma Development?

Nuclear Workers Face Higher Mesothelioma Risk

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