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Flint Michigan Funeral Home suffers natural and accidental wear to its infrastructure, potentially releasing asbestos, a toxin, into the air.

Mesothelioma patients may consider using massage therapy to relieve pain from side effects and reduce abdominal fluid buildup (ascites).

The effects of COVID-19 on the American workforce show that workplaces are still unsafe. Some occupations contracted the virus in high rates.

Since 1991, the number of women with mesothelioma and other asbestos illnesses has risen despite partial bans on asbestos.

About 115 firefighters in Austin, Texas, may have been exposed to asbestos during a recent warehouse fire on city-owned property.

Brain Tumor Awareness month gives families and advocates the chance to share their knowledge, time, and experience to those who need it.

This is Nurse Appreciation Week. The one week a year where we recognize the care we receive year-round. Check out 5 ways to thank a nurse.

A new cancer treatment (known as monoclonal antibodies) is helping COVID-19 patients with underlying conditions avoid hospitalization.

A promising new artificial intelligence (AI) tool could streamline the process of identifying mesothelioma tumors in patients.

Study finds over 21 hand sanitizers contain toxic levels of benzene, a dangerous chemical responsible for some occupational cancers.

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Damaged Funeral Home Exacerbates Asbestos Risk