ASBESTOS. MESOTHELIOMA. OCCUPATIONAL DISEASE THROUGHOUT GEORGIA.
Those exposed to asbestos may experience shortness of breath, loss of appetite associated with weight loss, chest pain or tightness, and a dry, persistent cough associated with a condition called asbestosis. According to the Mayo Clinic, this is a disease that affects...
A mesothelioma diagnosis can be scary, as, to date, there exists no tried-and-true cure for the disease. However, over the years researchers have been regularly inventing and testing new treatment options in the hopes of finding a cure for the cancer. As a result,...
Older buildings require cleaning, disinfecting and repairs to comply with federal health and safety standards. As noted by the U.S. Department of Labor, workers may discover asbestos hazards in broken floor tiles or insulated pipes. The Environmental Protection Agency...
Mesothelioma occurs in the mesothelium: the thin layer of tissue covering the majority of your organs. This form of cancer is aggressive and often deadly, and while treatment options exist, it is often difficult for individuals to find a cure. Thus, it is important to...
When you work as a Georgia firefighter, you face many on-the-job risks. Certain chemical-filled products may pose a particular threat to you when they burn. As a firefighter, you also face a heightened chance of dying from cancer in comparison to the rest of the...
Mesothelioma is cancer that develops in the thin layer of tissue over internal organs. Cancer can be extremely aggressive and deadly and often affects those who worked around asbestos. According to MayoClinic, one of the primary risk factors for mesothelioma is...
A staggering number of Americans have blamed Johnson & Johnson's now infamous baby powder for triggering cancerous diseases. With nearly 50,000 lawsuits on the medical supply giant's coattails, their decision to file for bankruptcy protection has many scratching...
