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Does the EPA Allow Asbestos-Containing Substances?

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is a federal agency that was established in 1970 to set and enforce guidelines to protect the environment.

The agency has been under heat lately due to claims that it was going to allow new …

Children Bear Brunt of Asbestos Exposure in School Crisis

South Carolina parents send their children to school with the expectation that they will be taught in a safe and secure environment. Virtually no one expects that their child will suddenly fall ill because of the very building they are …

Firefighters Suffered Asbestos Exposure in Training

South Carolina firefighters understand that they may be exposed to a host of dangerous substances during the course of their employment. This exposure, however, usually comes from active fires that firefighters work to contain and eliminate. Few, if any, expect …

Asbestos Exposure Could Increase Because of EPA’s New Policy

There is no denying the devastating effect that asbestos has on countless mesothelioma sufferers. South Carolina victims of asbestos exposure often deal with serious and debilitating health effects even before they develop the deadly cancer. Now, new limited analysis at …

USDA Workers Worried About Asbestos Exposure

The U.S. Department of Agriculture is charged with keeping the country’s food supply safe, but some employees say they are the ones facing health risks. The current USDA headquarters is undergoing a renovation and making some workers worried. Many claim …

Mesothelioma Victim Wins Millions in Johnson & Johnson Case

Johnson & Johnson is almost synonymous with baby products, and an untold number of families in South Carolina use their products on a regular basis. Unfortunately, their popular baby powder product may not be as safe as the company claims. …

Celebrity victims of mesothelioma

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Mesothelioma is a rare type of cancer that has one known cause: Exposure to asbestos.

Many mesothelioma victims were exposed to asbestos in their jobs years ago. Others may have experienced secondary exposure, such as family members of individuals who …