Surgical Shunts Implanted In Patients May Have Caused Mesothelioma: Study
A new study suggests long-term shunts in the brain and organ may cause mesothelioma, usually associated with asbestos exposure, through chronic irritation.
A new study suggests long-term shunts in the brain and organ may cause mesothelioma, usually associated with asbestos exposure, through chronic irritation.
Three out of five mesothelioma patients do not get surgical therapy that could add three years to their lives, according to the findings of a new study.
A New York man diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma has been awarded $2 million in an asbestos lawsuit brought against a Canadian mining company.
A Florida jury has awarded a Sarasota construction worker $14 million in a peritoneal mesothelioma lawsuit against Union Carbide.