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

A non-invasive treatment that combines chemotherapy with electrical currents to shrink mesothelioma tumors appear to be working for patients.

A Phase 1 clinical trial using chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy for pleural mesothelioma tumors shows promise for patients.

The latest treatment for mesothelioma patients combines the power of electric currents with platinum-based chemotherapy drugs.

A new discovery found an anti-mesothelioma antibody that shows sensitivity to detecting and diagnosing mesothelioma symptoms.

Doctors can find evidence of mesothelioma through a blood test. Mesothelioma, however, requires a series of tests for an accurate diagnosis.

Follow part 1 of Allen’s mesothelioma journey from asbestos exposure to life after treatment and learn what led to Allen's diagnosis.

Not all patients experience the same symptoms of mesothelioma as the stage of illness, overall health, and age play significant roles.

Mesothelioma is difficult to diagnose and sometimes misdiagnosed as other forms of cancer. It takes multiple tests to confirm a diagnosis.

Early-stage cancer patients may receive multiple rounds of a single form of mesothelioma treatment or a combination of several types.

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Philadelphia City Council Approves More Asbestos Testing for Schools