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Asbestos gaskets were used before the 1980s because of its resistance to fire and moisture, exposing plumbers daily. Read to learn the risks.

Some boilers contain asbestos and exposure can have devastating consequences. Learn how boilers made with asbestos risks your health.

Any percentage of asbestos exposure is bad and can lead to chrysotile asbestos poisoning. Learn more about asbestos and its dangers.

Chrysotile White Asbestos has been banned by the United States Environmental Protection Agency effective March 2024. What that means for you.

The Environmental Protection Agency introduced a new asbestos reporting rule establishing strict reporting requirements for asbestos usage.

Discover how drones and innovative technologies are revolutionizing asbestos removal and exposure cases while improving safety.

The Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act (MoCRA) adds a new standard to the production and manufacturing of all cosmetic products.

Historically, mesothelioma primarily affects men, but rates among women have significantly increased, showing the gender gap is closing.

The Philadelphia City Council recently passed an ordinance that requires additional regulations for inspecting asbestos in school buildings.

Asbestos imports continue to rise in the US with no sign of slowing. Employees in asbestos industries run the risk of developing mesothelioma.

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Asbestos Gaskets Dangers