Who Gets Mesothelioma (skin cancer)

Though women still have a much lower frequency of the disease, cases
of second-hand exposure to asbestos has prompted more diagnoses among
women, especially those whose male family members worked with
asbestos. The occupations most associated with mesothelioma are
shipyard workers, electricians, plumbers, construction industry
workers, pipefitters, boilermakers, and anyone subject to heavy
exposure to dangerous asbestos and airborne asbestos fibers.
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[alchazz]

On Tue, 26 May 2009 23:27:42 -0700, mastermind702 wrote:

Though women still have a much lower frequency of the disease, cases of
second-hand exposure to asbestos has prompted more diagnoses among
women, especially those whose male family members worked with asbestos.
The occupations most associated with mesothelioma are shipyard workers,
electricians, plumbers, construction industry workers, pipefitters,
boilermakers, and anyone subject to heavy exposure to dangerous asbestos
and airborne asbestos fibers. For Get More Info Visit
http://mesothelioma-cancer-guide4all.blogspot.com/

What a lot of nonsense. If you could check the record, you would find
that the asbestos workers who got lung cancer were also smokers. The two
together are much more deadly than either. Of course you can can cancer
from asbestos exposure, but you can also get it from excessive exposure
to almost any inhaled substance. A very good material was hyped out of
existence.