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Today’s news highlights the recently concluded 11th
Annual International Mesothelioma Interest Group Conference , as well as a
recent study in Hawaii that could forewarn people about the possibilities of
developing mesothelioma cancer.
According to Mesothelioma News, The 11th Annual
International Mesothelioma Interest Group (iMig) Conference in Boston welcomed
more than 500 participants who discussed central topics of mesothelioma cancer,
particularly, the most recent medical developments.
The seminar also advocated
for the rights of asbestos victims and collaborate on the issues that have the
greatest effect on the mesothelioma community.
Mark Hall of Asbestos.com writes that a recent
research by the University of Hawaii revealed that Specific skin spots may be
an indicator of a person’s increased risk for developing malignant mesothelioma
or skin cancer.
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