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A medical study has shown that prophylactic radiation therapy tends to have zero beneficial effect on the patients diagnosed with malignant mesothelioma. In view of such a situation, the medical practitioners and researchers have suggested not to use this radiation...
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The Asbestos Diseases Research Institute (ADRI) on 3rd April announced their Annual ‘Meso March in May’ to mark Global Asbestos Awareness Week. The march will be organized to raise consciousness about the dangers of asbestos and raise funds to support the work of the...
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A phase III clinical trial for gene therapy has been long awaited. It is estimated that this gene therapy has the ability to change malignant pleural mesothelioma treatment in the near future. It has been decided that this trial would include almost fifty centers all...
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The success of this treatment against tumors is suggesting that it might be extended to defend more common cancers shortly. The procedure is known as CAR-T therapy. It makes genetic changes to a few of the patient's own cells to make them acknowledge it and attack...
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Researchers at the Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center performed the phase I clinical trial. They were successfully able to kill tumors with the help of chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy. Once the trial was completed, no toxicity was found. The...
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The institution has warned that workers are affected due to the exposure of them not being aware of it. Factories and businesses where workers are exposed directly to asbestos are being urged to take precautionary measures to prevent their employees from getting...
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The Essendon North Primary School found itself for the wrong reasons on the news with the dreaded material asbestos found in their premises during a renovation project. Concerned parents visited the school and had their wards out of the school with immediate effect....
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On March 18, a Columbia University science history professor provided testimony to jurors in New Jersey on the history of asbestos and why it was eventually labeled as a deadly toxic substance. The talc powder trial is being held in the Middlesex County NJ Superior...
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If you've worked in the construction or manufacturing industries, are a veteran or have even used talcum powder, you might be at risk of asbestos exposure. Asbestos was commonly used for its insulative properties in multiple industries. Dating as far back as the 1930s...
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One of the most lethal chemicals for workers is back at U.S. factories courtesy of Donald Trump's government. A Fast Company report says the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) authorized a new rule that will allow the manufacture of products containing chemicals in...
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