Developing mesothelioma after exposure to asbestos is a common concern among Washington and Oregon residents, particularly those who work in shipbuilding or other high-risk industries. Most people are aware that one of the unique characteristics of mesothelioma is...
The mineral fiber of asbestos was popular in the armed forces in the 20th century because of its resistance to fire and chemicals. That is why many military members had exposure to this fiber during their service. This exposure has caused some veterans to suffer from...
In Oregon, Washington and across the nation, people who go to work every day and simply go about their duties are doing so under the impression that they will not be exposed to dangerous substances that could cause serious illness later in life. However, when it comes...
Mesothelioma is a terrible cancer that typically causes tumors to build up in the tissue lining the lungs and is usually caused by asbestos getting trapped in this tissue. The body is incapable of breaking down asbestos, so the material continues to damage the lining...
For residents of Washington and Oregon who worked in industries where asbestos was common, it is natural to be fearful of illnesses that stem from it, specifically mesothelioma. This is known to impact people who worked in shipyards, auto manufacturing, paper mills...
