Mesothelioma is almost exclusively caused by asbestos exposure, which can occur by inhaling or ingesting asbestos fibers. This diagram shows the step-by-step process of the development of mesothelioma once the fibers have entered the body. Additional information on the types and causes of mesothelioma may be found through visiting our Cancer page.

Mesothelioma Week in Review Touched Super Bowls, Road Races, College Campuses and Politics
02/10/2012 - Many of the high-profile mesothelioma advocates and leaders in the anti-asbestos fight will gather this weekend in South Florida for the two-day Miles ..
National Cancer Prevention Month Reminds to Avoid Mesothelioma and Lung Cancer Risk Factors
02/10/2012 - Not only is February marked by Valentine's Day, President's Day and Black History Month, but it is also National Cancer Prevention Month. For the n ..
California State University Northridge Just Latest Example of Asbestos Threat on College Campuses
02/09/2012 - A routine inspection at California State University Northridge by its Environmental Health and Safety Department showed just how prevalent toxic asbes ..

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