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World Health Organization Says Talc is “Probably Carcinogenic”
Jul 12, 2024 ... The key reason for the finding is because the mineral used in products such as cosmetics, talcum powders, children's toys and even food can be ... -
The Mesothelioma Center Blog at Asbestos.com - Page 5
Jul 10, 2024 ... As our children grow into adults and live… Dana Nolan, mental health counselor and the Mesothelioma Center's monthly support group host. Dana ... -
Asbestos in Schools | A Guide for Parents & Faculty
Students More at Risk Than Teachers. In 2013, research from the U.K. government's Committee on Carcinogenicity (COC) showed children are more vulnerable to ... -
COVID-19 Closures Accelerate Asbestos Abatement in Schools
Jun 8, 2020 ... ... children would have been in attendance. Business has been booming. “It does look like a lot of schools took advantage of it [the closing of ... -
Webinar Recap: Women With Mesothelioma
May 29, 2025 ... Tamron, for example, said she grew up in a family that didn't share many details with children or even talk about cancer. She noted, “I was ... -
45% of People Worry About Toxic Makeup — Should You?
The ingredients of cosmetic products marketed to children should be examined closely. Another carcinogenic ingredient often found in beauty products is ... -
Five-Year Mesothelioma Survivor Is Still Climbing
Jan 11, 2016 ... Kathy Angerman stopped climbing the 12-foot ladder to clean the cathedral ceilings at home because her grown children kept insisting it was ... -
Women & Mesothelioma: Differences in Prognosis & Exposure
However, more studies are needed to confirm these links. Can Women Pass Asbestos-Related Diseases to Their Children? -
10 Things Mesothelioma Survivors Can Do to Support Cancer Patients
Jan 27, 2022 ... I am reminded of this quote by Fred Rogers, creator and host of the children's program Mister Rogers' Neighborhood. All of us, at some time ... -
Guide to Sharing Cancer Diagnosis with Loved Ones
Think about whom you are addressing and whether you need to modify your words. This is especially important when telling children or teens about cancer. Based ...
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