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With only about 3,000 new diagnoses in the United States each year, mesothelioma is a disease targeted by myths and misconceptions.

A recent EPA asbestos ban will prohibit current uses of chrysotile asbestos nationwide and support the Toxic Substances Control Act.

Philadelphia schools have closed due to asbestos contamination. Here’s what’s happening in the School District of Philadelphia in 2021.

Asbestos exposure can cause many cancers. Asbestos removal can be costly but sometimes your homeowners insurance can help.

Asbestos testing in your home is important for you and your family's health. Asbestos can be found at home in ceilings, tiles, and more.

A mechanic working on drum brakes for Ford Motor Co alleges that worksite asbestos exposure caused him to be diagnosed with mesothelioma.

Asbestos was never fully banned in the United States – unlike many other countries. As a result, over 3,000 products contain the toxin.

Many lung cancer patients ask, "How Did I Get Mesothelioma?" and 8 out of 10 usually point towards being exposed to asbestos.

Officials launched an interactive dashboard showing the location of projects involving asbestos removal in the Philadelphia School District.

Spring Valley High School in New York returned to remote learning until January 2022 to undergo asbestos abatement.

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Most Common Mesothelioma Myths and Misconceptions