What Does Asbestos Do in the Body?
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U.S. Navy Ships
Asbestos Exposure on Navy Ships This reliance on asbestos-based materials created widespread risks of asbestos exposure for Navy personnel, shipyard workers, and support crews, including those stationed at the Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. The risk of exposure to asbestos fibers was particularly high for individuals in confined spaces, where poor ventilation allowed airborne asbestos fibers
Civilian Contractors
This exposure has led to severe health risks, including asbestos-related diseases such as mesothelioma, lung cancer, and asbestosis. Civilian contractors often encountered asbestos on job sites where safety regulations were either inadequate or poorly enforced. Without proper protective equipment, many workers inhale or ingest microscopic asbestos fibers, which can remain lodged in the body for
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At Risk Occupations
Most at risk occupations for mesothelioma: 9/11 Workers Aerospace workers Aircraft Mechanics Appliance Installers Assemblers and fabricators Auto Mechanics Boiler Workers Boilermakers Bricklayers Building inspectors Carpenters Cement Finishers Cement Plant Workers Chemical Plant Workers Chimney Sweeps Construction Workers Contractors Cooks and bakers Crane Operator Electricians Engineers Excavators Farmers Firefighters First Responders Flooring installers Glass factory
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Experimental Treatments
Immunotherapy Immunotherapy is a treatment that targets parts of the body that were developed for fighting off diseases. Immunotherapy boosts the immune system allowing it to do its job and attack the cancerous cells within itself. Active immunotherapy uses immune memory to recognize any foreign mesothelioma cells and know how to deal with them. By
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Alternative Treatments
Alternative Treatment Options Acupuncture Aromatherapy Homeopathy Hypnotherapy Massage Meditation Reflexology Reiki Traditional Chinese medicine Western herbal medicine Yoga
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