
The Mesothelioma Center Blog – Page 11
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blogStories from SurvivorsKevin Sinyard, a mesothelioma survivor, was back on the boat in the Florida Keys, once again joining family for the lobster harvesting season…
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blogCancer & Caregiving
7 Things To Be Thankful for as a Cancer Patient
As humans, we tend to take a lot of things for granted. Many times we do this without even realizing it. Before I was… -
blogHealth & Wellness
Mesothelioma Patients Can Benefit from an Allergen-Free Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving this year might be a little busier than last with travel restrictions easing. For those with mesothelioma, this can make preparing for… -
blogVeterans & Military
Veterans Day Stirs Complicated Feelings for Vets with Mesothelioma
Despite the inundation of commercials advertising Veterans Day sales on everything, the true reason we celebrate on November 11th is to recognize the contributions… -
blogTreatment & Doctors
Improving Mesothelioma Outcomes in California Bay Area
I’ve spent a good portion of my life in California. Since moving to Kaiser Permanente’s Oakland Medical Center in 2014, I’ve made it a… -
blogLegislation & Litigation
Mesothelioma Lawsuit Case Value: An Informational Webinar
Join The Mesothelioma Center at Asbestos.com on Nov. 16, at 8 p.m. EST, for a live, online session where our experts will answer your… -
blogDiagnosis
Mesothelioma Survivor Stresses the Importance of a Second Opinion
When it comes to dealing with physicians and other health care professionals, some people are afraid to ask questions and express their feelings. Some… -
blogTreatment & Doctors
Mesothelioma Experts Explain Opdivo and Yervoy Side Effects
The immunotherapy combination of nivolumab and ipilimumab, known by the brand names Opdivo and Yervoy, became the first new drug therapy for… -
blogAdvocacy
Asbestos in the Navy: Scholarship Winner Explores Harmful Legacy
DeLon Henderson is majoring in multimedia film and production at Georgia Southern University. He is the second-place winner of the Fall 2021 Asbestos.com… -
blogAdvocacy
Scholarship Winner Studies Asbestos, Other Public Health Hazards
Kate Clancy is pursuing a master’s degree in public health and occupational health at the Colorado School of Public Health. She is the first-place…