Railway Employees Lose High Court Mesothelioma Battle
Mesothelioma patients who believe the railway industry is to blame for their disease have lost an important battle in the Supreme…
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Is Mesothelioma Hereditary?
Could susceptibility to mesothelioma pass from parent to child through the genes? That is a question Greek scientists are trying… -
Mesothelioma ‘Triple Treatment’ May Jump Start Killer Cells
New mesothelioma research from Harvard University suggests that if one type of immunotherapy is effective against mesothelioma, three types might… -
Cell Protein Linked to Mesothelioma Survival
A protein imbedded in the outer wall of their cells appears to have an impact on survival for mesothelioma patients. That’s… -
Surgery | Treatments | Updates
Mesothelioma Surgery Under Fire Again
The group that stirred worldwide debate among medical specialists last year with their stance against a radical mesothelioma surgery is… -
Asbestosis and Mesothelioma Rates Remain High in Louisiana
A new report has some discouraging health news for the residents of Louisiana: Their risk of mesothelioma and other asbestos-related diseases… -
Italy Verdict May Have Worldwide Mesothelioma Impact
Advocates of better protection for workers from mesothelioma and other occupational diseases have won a major court victory. A Swiss… -
Proton Therapy – “Clear Advantages” in Treating Mesothelioma
A new study suggests that an up-and-coming type of radiotherapy may do more good – with less damage – than… -
Mesothelioma May Affect New Generation of Vets
There is mounting evidence that military veterans who served in Iraq or Afghanistan may be at risk for mesothelioma and other… -
Harnessing T-Cells to Fight Mesothelioma
Cancer researchers in Australia are harnessing the power of disease-fighting T-cells in the ongoing battle with mesothelioma. Mesothelioma is a…
