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About MESOTHELIOMA
(Cancer caused from exposure to Asbestos)

 


 

DISCLAIMER: Although this website,  related blogsite,  and listed resources provide an avenue for information and discussions on sensitive veterans issues, we wish to make it very clear that we recommend veterans, and their family members, should always seek help from professionally qualified medical and clinical sources.

 

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WHAT IS MESOTHELIOMA?

This is a Wikipedia Online Encyclopedia article with basic information to help explain what MESOTHELIOMA is, listing signs and symptoms, and offering links on how to cope, types of treatments, etc.

 

MORE THAN 30% OF AMERICANS WITH MESOTHELIOMA ARE VETERANS

According to a revealing statistic, more than 30 percent of Americans beset with Mesothelioma (a rapacious cancer that attacks the internal lining of the lungs, abdomen, and heart) were exposed to asbestos during military service. Our veterans benefit counselors are a valuable resource offered by Asbestos.com and are available to help guide you through the process of filing a VA Claim or exploring your legal options at no charge.

 

MESOTHELIOMA WEB

Exposure to asbestos can result in malignant mesothelioma, a cancer of the lining of the lung. Throughout the 20th Century, particularly during World War II and the early Cold War years, massive amounts of asbestos were used in shipyards for the building of new ships. During this time, hundreds of thousands of veterans were exposed to asbestos by breathing the tiny fibers found in insulation. For more information about asbestos exposure and mesothelioma, please visit Mesothelioma Web. There is also a page designed specifically for veterans: Mesothelioma Information for Veterans.

 

MESOTHELIOMA HELP.NET

This website not only provides information about Mesothelioma, such as definition, symptoms, treatment and support---but also provides a search where you can find a qualified doctor in your area that specializes in the treatment of Mesothelioma. There is also a section to explore legal options along with a complete listing of Veterans Affairs locations, in all 50 states, that you can contact for assistance in filing claims or requesting more information.

 

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MAACENTER.ORG

The Mesothelioma & Asbestos Awareness Center website contains information that covers exposure, diagnosis and treatment. They state that Veterans are more likely to be affected by Mesothelioma due to asbestos exposure that was common in naval ships and shipyards. Find out more about Veterans and Mesothelioma at this site.

The Mesothelioma and Asbestos Awareness Center aims to educate those affected by asbestos related disease, including mesothelioma cancer and asbestosis. Maacenter.org features the web's most comprehensive database of asbestos exposure sites as well as advancements in mesothelioma treatment.

 

MESOTHELIOMA.COM

Mesothelioma.Com is recognized by the Health on the Net Foundation as  reliable and trustworthy source of medical information on the web. On this site you will also have access to an ongoing veteran-focused blog.

Countless veterans and civilians who have worked in a shipyard or in the shipbuilding industry were exposed to asbestos while aboard naval ships, while repairing military vehicles and aircraft, and while residing in military housing. Troops currently serving in Iraq & Afghanistan are also at risk of asbestos exposure, making this a very timely health and safety issue for veterans and all members of the military community.

 

If you feel you have something appropriate to submit on the topic of MESOTHELIOMA, it's symptoms, treatment, and resources, please contact us at:
samsummerwolfe@veteranartistsnetwork.com


 

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