For many Americans, the events of September 11, 2001 are still fresh in their minds. Even 14 years later, it is nearly impossible to forget…
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Asbestos Exposure in the Workplace a Lingering Concern
Asbestos is a powerful, but harmful, mineral and it is potentially lurking everywhere. The carcinogenic fiber is resistant to heat, water, chemicals, and electricity. It…
Respecting the Past: Legal Counsel for Scrappers Ignores the Sacrifice of Greater Detroit’s True Working-Class
Detroit and its suburbs were once a symbol of American industry and work ethic. High-rise apartments, skyscrapers, and business centers dotted the motor-city skyline. Now,…
FDA Warns New Class of Diabetes Drugs May Cause Ketoacidosis
A recent warning from the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) is calling attention to a newer class of Type 2 diabetes drugs that may…
FDA and Dietary Supplement Industry Under Scrutiny for Dangerous Ingredients
Dietary supplements are popular among individuals attempting to lose weight or build muscle quickly. However, recent studies and news reports are calling attention to questionable…
UN Report Reveals Alarming New Asbestos and Mesothelioma Statistics
According to a new United Nations (UN) report, 1/3 of the 900 Million people living in Europe are exposed to asbestos at work and elsewhere.…
Canada Sees Rise in Asbestos Imports; Certain Occupations at-Risk
As the 11th annual National Asbestos Awareness Week comes to a close, one thing remains abundantly clear: asbestos is still very much a problem in…
The History of Asbestos—and Why a New Bill May Change the Future
If there were an action you could take to prevent the development of a deadly cancer, would you do it? Mesothelioma could be one of…
The READ Act and Asbestos: A Call for Transparency
The 114th United States Congress began in January 2015, and in this young session, we’ve already seen legislative steps taken to help limit future harm…
