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Posts Tagged ‘ Lung Cancer ’

20 Nov 09

Treatment for Mesothelioma Lung Cancer

Patients easily breathe in asbestos due to its minute particles size. These particles then become embedded deep inside the lungs where they cause either scarring (asbestosis) or lung cancer. If these fibers travel from the lung into the blood stream, they may enter other parts of the body such as the peritoneum and the lining covering the abdominal cavity, and may result in abdominal mesothelioma.

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16 Oct 09

Asbestos Exposure and Mesothelioma

Asbestos exposure is the main reason responsible for malignant mesothelioma. According to recent research, there is a latency period of thirty to forty years between starting exposure and disease development with average between fifteen and thirty years. You will find that the mesothelioma incidence increases with the intensity and exposure duration to asbestos. Prolonged asbestos exposure can cause number of serious health issues. It includes asbestosis and lung cancer. Asbestosis can be termed as an excess asbestos accumulation in the lungs that can lead to fibrosis. On the other hand, lung cancer is one of the main causes of death occurring because of asbestos exposure.

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28 Sep 09

My Jobless Boyfriend has Mesothelioma, What Can I Do?

After 3 happy years together, my jobless boyfriend has been diagnosed with Pericardial Mesothelioma. His health had been great until recently when he started having trouble breathing and shooting abdominal pain. Initially I was shattered and I was not sure how to deal with the news. Then I realized that it is important to consider what to do next to help improve his health condition. I had heard that some courses of treatment would make it possible for him to get over the disease and he might get completely cured if the disease is in its initial stages. I was also sure that he would not consider treatment unless he was fully aware of the disease and knew that the treatment would not cost him money and he has been jobless for over a year.

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25 Sep 09

Aftermath of 9/11 toxins – Mesothelioma Alert

On September 11, 2001, when the World Trade Center towers crashed down, around 3017 persons were reported dead officially. However, the aftermath of 9/11 is still continuing and not many know about it.

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