Could something have been done differently? Could this somehow have been prevented? These questions haunt a medical patient and their loved ones for years after…
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World Cancer Day Kicks off 3-Year Campaign on February 4th
On February 4th, World Cancer Day, people from all around the globe will unite in the battle against a disease which has taken so much…
How Much Pollution Is Hidden in Your Blood?
Danvers, Massachusetts is a sleepy New England town with squat Cape Cod houses on lush lawns and historical sites that date back to the colonial…
New Firefighter Safety Study Examines Exposure to Carcinogens
When people think about the dangers of being a firefighter, they often imagine roaring infernos, collapsing roofs, and exploding backdrafts. They picture uniformed men and…
How A Negligent Gas Company Increased California’s Carbon Footprint by over 25%
Aerial footage of Aliso Canyon, California, taken on December 17, shows a geyser of black mist spewing into the air, shrouding the nearby canyons in…
Why U.S. Schools Are Failing to Keep Track of Asbestos
At the McCloskey Middle School in Uxbridge, Massachusetts, workers tore up floor tiles, scraped floors with ice scrapers, and dragged debris through the building. The…
11 NASA Buildings Evaluated for Risk of Asbestos
When you think about NASA, our country’s flagship space program, you think about rockets blasting off, and spacemen roving the moon in logoed suits. But…
Why Do Our Nation’s Elementary School Teachers Develop Mesothelioma at a Higher Rate?
Dedicated elementary school teachers work hard to make their classroom a fun and nurturing space. They arrive early to set up and stay late after…
A History of Asbestos Part V: Fight to Ban Asbestos Carries on into the 21st Century
Once considered safe enough to use in toothpaste, the history surrounding asbestos is riddled with strange fascination as well as fear and loathing. For centuries,…
