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Mesothelioma is rare in children and young adults because it develops decades after asbestos exposure. Discover the causes and learn about ...

Asbestos exposure is still a major issue throughout the world. It is particularly dangerous to children, who are at higher risk of ...

Children often correctly sense when something is wrong in their families. They may overhear conversations between adults or notice a change in ...

Mental health expert Dana Nolan discusses challenges and benefits of talking to your adult children about your diagnosis.

What expectant mothers need to know about potential negative effects of asbestos exposure to their unborn children.

Peritoneal mesothelioma survivor Tamron Little, a mother of four, discusses how she shared the details of her cancer with her children.

University of Montana pays $850K to 17 families after asbestos exposure at campus day care, ending 7-year legal fight.

Several reports have shown traces of asbestos in multiple brands of crayons, modeling clay, crime scene kits and possibly more children's toys.

His own two children are grown and already successful, but he still loves helping other youngsters in his community. “When you're working ...

Mesothelioma usually takes 20 to 60 years to develop after you first breathe in asbestos. This time gap is called the latency period.

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