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| Clinical trial is one way for early detection and cure of mesothelioma cancer. |
Today’s top updates on mesothelioma involve the importance
of clinical trial for early detection of mesothelioma
symptoms. From tragedy to a lifelong reminder of a fateful event, Lily,
Montana’s asbestos exposure finds its way to classroom discussions. On the
legal sides, you’ll also read about Larry Maseksho, lawyer for 37 years and expert
in mesothelioma and asbestos-related litigations. Then, find out how getting
adequate knowledge about mesothelioma could be a real life saver.
SU2C Telethon Serves
as a Reminder to Mesothelioma Patients that Clinical Trials are Critical to
Beating Cancer. Stand Up 2 Cancer Telethon held last Friday resented facts
and statistics, research information, and real-life stories that remind us all
that cancer is far too prevalent in the United States, but that it can be
beaten. More about this at MesotheliomaHelp.com.
Libby Asbestos Disaster
Makes its Way to the College Classroom. Mesothelioma advocate Pat Guth writes about Flathead Community College’s ntention to offer a one-credit course
entitled The Libby Legacy Project, a class designed to help residents of any
age understand what has transpired in Libby during the years prior to and since
W.R. Grace and Co. opened an asbestos-contaminated vermiculite mine in town.
More about this story at Mesothelioma.com
Mesothelioma &
Asbestos Law Firm Provides 37 Years' Experience in Asbestos Litigation.
LawFuel.com features the Madeksho Law Firm in Houston, a duly recognized authority
in asbestos and mesothelioma litigation and its 37-year story on handling—and winning—mesothelioma
and asbestos-related ligitations. Find more of the firm’s success story at
LawFuel.com.
Knowledge is Hope in
the Fight Against Mesothelioma. The Mesothelioma Applied Research Foundation puts
emphasis on the need to learn more about this deadly disease as one step
towards detecting mesothelioma causes
and fighting and winning mesothelioma cancer. Find out more about the
proceedings of the foundation’s latest conference CureMeso.com.
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