Johnathan Edwards - Editorial Team

Oil refinery workers have historically faced significant risks due to asbestos exposure in their workplaces. Asbestos, once hailed for its heat resist...

Asbestos exposure in the mining industry poses significant health risks. Miners often work in environments where asbestos fibers can become airborne,...

Tremolite asbestos is a dangerous mineral whose short and fibrous fibers create a deadly exposure for its contactees. Tremolite has been found as a co...

Crocidolite asbestos, often referred to as “blue asbestos,” is one of the most dangerous forms of asbestos known to man. This article expl...

Amosite asbestos, also known as “brown asbestos,” is one of the six recognized types of asbestos. It originates from the amphibole group o...

For a long time asbestos, a group of naturally occurring fibrous minerals has been a public health concern. Of six asbestos minerals, white asbestos o...

Thanks to its high heat resistance property, the steel mill often used asbestos in a variety of applications exposing steel mill workers to high expos...

Railroad worker’s asbestos exposure has taken a toll on the lives of many workers. Despite being instrumental to the rise and maintenance of the...

Asbestos exposure in metal workers has been a discussion for those affected by exposure to asbestos for decades. Welders, foundry workers, and machini...

Electricians have historically faced considerable hazards from asbestos exposure owing to its widespread application in electrical work environments....