Thursday, June 30, 2011
Tardive Dyskinesia Reglan - Symptoms
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Asbestos Exposure Linked to Genetic Mutation
Newswise — Mice inhabiting a northern town of Israel known for its high concentration of asbestos-contaminated dust, have a higher level of genetic somatic mutations, compared with other regions where asbestos pollution levels are lower. This has been shown in a new study carried out by Dr. Rachel Ben-Shlomo and Dr. Uri Shanas of the University of Haifa's Department of Biology in Oranim. "This study clearly indicates that there is a link between the higher levels of asbestos in the environment and the frequency of genetic somatic mutations in the mammals," the scientists said.
Earlier studies of asbestos have already shown that the thin fibers, which penetrate the body by inhalation or through consumption of food contaminated with the material, not only cause certain cancers but also genetic mutations in DNA structures. It is also known that asbestos is a material that decomposes slowly, over many years. Data from the Israeli Ministry of Health indicate a rise in the number of cancer patients from exposure to asbestos in the Western Galilee region of northern Israel, and therefore the scientists set out to examine whether genetic mutations are found in the mouse population living in its northern town of Nahariya. They chose to probe mutations in mice because their generations are renewed every three months, so it could be assumed for the study that dozens of generations of this sample population in Nahariya had already been exposed to the fibers.
Wild mice from two locations were sampled – one group living close to a factory that manufactured asbestos-based products in Nahariya during 1952-1997, and a second group from a town located 50 kilometers, or 31 miles, from Nahariya and where no known asbestos pollutants are found. Samples were taken from both groups and six sites in the DNA were examined for genetic differences between the groups.
The results indicated differences between the groups' DNA and that the Nahariya-based mice had higher levels of genetic somatic mutations.
"These findings teach us that the pollutive, mutagenic asbestos increases somatic mutational frequency, which can in turn heighten the chances of developing cancerous growths," the researchers concluded.
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The Mesothelioma Victims Center Offers a Vital Cancer Treatment Options Report for a US Navy Veteran Individual or Family Dealing with Mesothelioma
The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "When it comes to a rare form of cancer called mesothelioma, we offer unequaled services, and these services are vital.As an example, for each mesothelioma victim or family member who calls us, we do research and produce a customized report that details the best mesothelioma cancer treatment options, including the names of specific physicians, and their contacts, in your local area, your state, your region, and the nation. No other group or organization in the nation offers anything close to this." In 2011 approximately 3000 US citizens will be diagnosed with mesothelioma. Of this group about 1000 will be US Navy Veterans, typically because they worked an asbestos rich environment, such as a ships engine room. The group also says, "Because of the enormity of the negligence typically involved with mesothelioma, we also offer the names, and specific contacts of the best mesothelioma lawyers in the United States. If you are dealing with mesothelioma lawyers there are probably a dozen or less most successful mesothelioma attorneys in the US, of which we think about four or five are the absolute best. We will tell you who they are, and again, no other group offers anything close to this." For more information about the Mesothelioma Victims Center unparalleled free service mesothelioma victims or their family members can call the group anytime at 866-714-6466, or they can contact the group via their web site at http://MesotheliomaVictimsCenter.Com.
Because of the enormity of the negligence typically involved with mesothelioma, we also offer the names, and specific contacts of the best mesothelioma lawyers in the United States.
(PRWEB) June 20, 2011
The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "If you or a loved one has received a diagnosis of a rare form of cancer called mesothelioma, time really is of the essence to come up with a plan. For a just-diagnosed victim of mesothelioma we offer a free mesothelioma treatment options plan designed to be personalized for the individual. The tailor made report includes the names and contacts for the best mesothelioma treatment physicians, surgeons, or oncologists in your specific area, your state, your region, and the nation." They say, "One thing we really want families to understand is mesothelioma cancer does not typically show up until the Navy Veteran or US citizen is in their 60's, and more often than not their 70's, or 80's. Frequently mesothelioma is diagnosed three, four, or even five decades after the exposure to asbestos." The Mesothelioma Victims Center also says, "In addition to our very unique treatment options report, we will also provide a US Navy Veteran, an individual, or family the names of the best and most successful mesothelioma lawyers in the nation. We had to start from scratch, not knowing what to do, when a close family member was diagnosed with mesothelioma. He was a US Navy Veteran, and we did not know what to do or where to turn. Our mission is to make sure no other family has to start from scratch after getting the news of a mesothelioma diagnosis. Please call us at 866-714-6466, and please let us help you, and your family. Our services have no equal." http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/Aside from US Navy Veterans, other high risk groups for mesothelioma cancer include shipyard, power plant, or oil refinery workers, plumbers, electricians, county, or city municipal water district workers, miners, demolition construction contractors, railroad workers, or auto brake technicians. The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "We are becoming increasingly worried about retired electricians, plumbers and especially city or county water works employees, and mesothelioma. If these individuals were working in the 1950's, 1960's, or 1970's, they were probably exposed to enormous levels of asbestos on their job sites. City or county water works employees could have been exposed to asbestos pipes up until the early 1990's." http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/
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Wednesday, June 29, 2011
Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance Launches $50K to Cancer Twitter Drive
The Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance will donate $1 to a cancer research or support organization for every new Twitter follower gained between now and September 2nd. The organization is then allowing new followers to vote for which organization receives the funding.
We're hoping cancer research and support organizations, both large and small, seize this opportunity to mobilize their communities - Jack Bleeker Syracuse, NY (PRWEB) June 16, 2011
The Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance (@CancerAlliance) has launched an international campaign to raise funding for cancer research and support organizations through Twitter. @CancerAlliance has pledged to donate $1 for every new Twitter follower they gain between now and September 2nd, 2011, up to $50,000.
Moreover, they’re encouraging their new followers to vote on which cancer research or support organization will receive the funds. New followers are able to choose from many large national organizations or nominate one close to their heart.
“It’s our way of letting members of our Twitter community have a voice in who receives the funding,” Jack Bleeker, spokesman for the drive said.
he drive is intended to encourage organizations and support groups of all sizes to generate support among their Twitter following and create a collaborative learning community through social media.
“Some of these organizations aren’t as well known as LIVESTRONG or other nationally recognized members of the cancer community, but they all deserve their chance at the funding. We’re trying to mobilize lesser-known organizations and their constituencies to get the word out.”
@CancerAlliance is among the leading internet-based social media cancer communities. Featuring the latest in cancer treatment advancements, academic scholarship, and inspirational stories, our community serves as an open platform for all of those affected by cancer in some way.
To follow us on Twitter and vote for for a cancer support organization close to your heart, please visit us at: http://twitter.com/#/CancerAlliance
For more information on the $50k to Cancer drive, please visit the campaign’s homepage here.
The Mesothelioma Cancer Alliance is the leading authority on Mesothelioma and asbestos-related disease. Featuring thousands of pages of physician, cancer center, clinical trial, and other resources, we have been serving the mesothelioma and cancer community online for nearly
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Tuesday, June 28, 2011
Avandia Lawsuit : New Website Launched To Help Victims Who Want To File An Avandia Lawsuit
Combination Therapy Shows Promise for Rare, Deadly Cancer Caused by Asbestos
Released: 6/2/2011 11:10 AM EDT
Newswise — Philadelphia – Pleural mesothelioma patients who undergo lung-sparing surgery in combination with photodynamic therapy (PDT) show superior overall survival than patient treated using the conventional therapy of extrapleural pneumonectomy (EPP) (or en bloc removal of the lung and surrounding tissue) with PDT, indicates new research from the Raymond and Ruth Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania. The research is published in the June 2011 issue of the Annals of Thoracic Surgery.
“Unlike patients who receive traditional lung sacrificing surgery for mesothelioma, the patients in our study who underwent lung sparing surgery and photodynamic therapy, a light-based cancer treatment, have experienced unusually long overall survival rates. The median survival for those patients had not been reached at over two years when the results were analyzed. That’s unusual in this field, especially when the majority of those patients are older and have advanced cancer,” said Joseph Friedberg, MD, co-director of the Penn Mesothelioma and Pleural Program and the thoracic surgeon who performed the operations cited in the study. “In addition to the overall survival statistics, the difference between having and not having a lung, both with respect to the risk of surgery and the ability to enjoy a normal life after surgery, is crucial for these patients.”
Mesothelioma is one of the most aggressive and deadliest forms of cancer and is usually caused by exposure to asbestos. Exposure to asbestos typically precedes development of the cancer by anywhere from 10 - 50 years, but once it occurs, the average survival rate following diagnosis is often only 9-12 months.
Although mesothelioma can occur in other locations like the abdomen, pleural mesothelioma is the most common form of the disease and accounts for roughly 70 percent of cases. This form originates in the pleura – the membrane surrounding the lung and lining the chest – where it starts off as a microscopic sheet of malignant cells that coats the interior of the chest and can grow to be several inches thick. The coating and enveloping nature of the cancer makes it impossible to completely remove it with surgery alone. As a result, the conventional surgery-based approach to treatment involves radical surgery that includes removing the lung, in combination with chemotherapy and whole chest radiation. Even with this aggressive treatment, the disease will recur in almost all patients.
The current study had two goals. The first was to determine if using a new combination of PDT and surgery would allow a less extensive surgical procedure to be used in lieu of an EPP. The second was to determine if, based on previous research from Penn with PDT, the treatment would have any positive effect on survival for patients.
Unlike radiation, which passes through the body, the PDT therapy used in the current study penetrates only a short distance which allows the lung to be preserved. The PDT treatment aims to eradicate the remaining microscopic disease trigger a patient’s own immune system to help fight cancer. Penn is one of only two centers in the world where PDT is used to treat pleural mesothelioma.
In the study, 28 patients (19 men, 9 women) underwent surgical resection plus PDT for pleural mesothelioma. Patients were aged from 27 to 81 years. All patients were seen in a multidisciplinary setting and educated about the spectrum of treatment options available, including surgical intervention and its currently investigational status. Of the study group, 14 patients were treated by modified extrapleural pneumonectomy (MEPP) and 14 by radical pleurectomy (RP) and intraoperative PDT. Twenty-two of the 28 patients also received chemotherapy.
Demographics in the MEPP and RP cohorts were similar in age, sex, stage, nodal status, histology, and adjuvant treatments. Stage III/IV disease was present in 12 of 14 patients (86 percent) in both groups. The median overall survival for the patients who received the MEPP treatment was 8.4 months. At a follow-up 2.1 years after the end of treatment, a median survival rate for the patients who received a radical pleurectomy had not yet been reached. The results yielded by the radical pleurectomy and adjuvant PDT were superior to other studies of surgical treatment plans with patients of similar demographics.
“Our primary motivation in attempting the lung sparing surgery was preservation of quality of life, and we were hoping the survival results would at least be similar to the more traditional pneumonectomy approach,” said Friedberg. “Although our pneumonectomy results were in line with what is often reported for similar patients having surgery-based treatments, we were completely caught off guard when the analysis revealed a significantly longer survival for the patients who retained both lungs.”
Although all patients in the current study received the PDT therapy in combination with a different surgical technique, the researchers further note that the use of intraoperative PDT is the evident difference between the multimodal protocol used in the current study and other standard treatment options presently in use, and it seems worth speculating on any potential direct contributions of the PDT to the overall survival rates.
“Why this is happening is unclear and has emerged as the focus of our continuing research,” said Friedberg. The possibility exists that the residual PDT-treated microscopic disease induced an autologous tumor vaccine effect or potentially enhanced the effect of adjuvant treatments.
“This study has limitations, as many mesothelioma studies do, but these results are very encouraging. The findings from our study are particularly notable because many of the patients in this study would often be excluded from surgery-based therapy because of their advanced age or unfavorable oncologic characteristics such as the large bulk of their cancers or the spread to the lymph nodes,” said Dr. Friedberg. “Based on these results this lung-sparing technique, combined with photodynamic therapy, has become the backbone of our surgery-based treatment protocols.”
A larger study investigating the efficacy of this multimodal approach is currently underway at Penn.
The Penn Mesothelioma and Pleural Program is a unique program that consists of a multidisciplinary team of dedicated specialists with a passion and expertise for treating patients with these difficult cancers. The Penn Program offers a true multidisciplinary approach, presenting patients with essentially
all treatment options offered world wide and a number of treatments offered only at Penn.
Penn Medicine is one of the world's leading academic medical centers, dedicated to the related missions of medical education, biomedical research, and excellence in patient care. Penn Medicine consists of the Raymond and Ruth Perelman School of Medicine at the University of Pennsylvania (founded in 1765 as the nation's first medical school) and the University of Pennsylvania Health System, which together form a $4 billion enterprise.
Penn's Perelman School of Medicine is currently ranked #2 in U.S. News & World Report's survey of research-oriented medical schools and among the top 10 schools for primary care. The School is consistently among the nation's top recipients of funding from the National Institutes of Health, with $507.6 million awarded in the 2010 fiscal year.
The University of Pennsylvania Health System's patient care facilities include: The Hospital of the University of Pennsylvania -- recognized as one of the nation's top 10 hospitals by U.S. News & World Report; Penn Presbyterian Medical Center; and Pennsylvania Hospital – the nation's first hospital, founded in 1751. Penn Medicine also includes additional patient care facilities and services throughout the Philadelphia region.
Penn Medicine is committed to improving lives and health through a variety of community-based programs and activities. In fiscal year 2010, Penn Medicine provided $788 million to benefit our community.
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Monday, June 27, 2011
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Friday, June 24, 2011
Pleural Plaques - Looming Deadline for Asbestos Compensation
Time is running out for victims of Pleural Plaques to claim £5,000 in compensation under the Government scheme England, Wales (PRWEB UK) 18 June 2011
Law firm Simpson Millar LLP is urging hundreds of people who could be owed £5,000 each for an asbestos-related condition to get in touch before time runs out.
After the Government set up a fund to compensate people with the condition Pleural Plaques last year, Simpson Millar began providing free services to help claimants navigate their way through the application process, gathering medical evidence and filling in forms. So far, it has secured £320,000 between 64 people.
However, the fund will close its doors to applications in August and Simpson Millar is yet to hear from more than 150 people it contacted who could be entitled to the payment.
Rebecca Ryan, solicitor at Simpson Millar who has been managing the campaign explains: "We have recently written again to many of the people we believe may be entitled to compensation for pleural plaques, informing them of the approaching deadline and I would like to encourage those people to get in touch. It is clear that sometimes it just takes time for people to get around to getting in touch but time is now running out."
Simpson Millar’s lawyers are experienced in handling industrial disease claims and Emma Costin who is head of the firm’s Disease team said it was right to offer claimants some assistance in making their applications to the Pleural Plaques Compensation Scheme on a pro-bono basis.
"All we have asked in return from applicants is that they consider a minimal donation of £10 to the asbestos disease charity Mesothelioma UK," she said, adding that so far the firm has raised almost £700 for the cause to date.
Pleural plaques is a scaring of the lungs caused by the inhalation of asbestos dust. They are very common amongst people who worked with asbestos in Britain’s heavy industries until legislation curbing its use was introduced through the 1960s and 1970s. Unfortunately the substance was still in circulation until the 1980s and beyond as a heat insulating material. A diagnosis of pleural plaques is a clear sign that someone has been exposed to asbestos and as such that they may also be at risk from more serious illnesses such as asbestosis or mesothelioma.
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Thursday, June 23, 2011
Health Law Expands Medicare To Montana Asbestos Patients
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Julie Johnson grew up in Libby, Mont. -- a picturesque Rocky Mountain community that was unknowingly poisoned for decades by deadly asbestos from a vermiculite mine six miles from town.
Her grandfather, a miner, her grandmother and an uncle died of asbestos-related disease. Both of her parents have the condition that has no cure. But she didn't think it would hit her -- until doctors last year found a spot on her lung.
Julie Johnson
Like many of the nearly 2,000 people from Libby who have asbestos-related disease and the 400 who have died from it, Johnson never worked at the mine, which was owned by chemical manufacturer W.R. Grace. It produced much of the world's supply of vermiculite, a mineral used in insulation, fireproofing and soil conditioning, before closing in 1990.
But tremolite, a form of asbestos that was laced in the vermiculite ore, had been spread throughout the Libby area. Miners brought it home in heavy dust on their clothes helping to contaminate their families, residents took vermiculite to use for insulation and tailings were spread as ground filler around town, including at school and community sports fields. Federal officials in 2009 declared the area the first national public health emergency and have called it the nation's worst environmental disaster.
Without health insurance, Johnson, 45, relied on a state-federal grant program and a medical plan funded by W.R. Grace to help pay for her medications and doctor visits. Yet, with Grace in bankruptcy and the grant program scheduled to end this summer, Johnson was concerned about how she was going to keep up with mounting health bills for medicines and tests.
The 2010 federal health law is providing help. One provision, authored by Senate Finance Chairman Max Baucus, D-Mont., gives full Medicare coverage to people who had lived in Libby for a total of at least six months over a 10-year period before their diagnosis of an asbestos-related disease.
"I feel good knowing I have this [coverage] and it’s never going to go away," said Johnson. She is one of about 600 people from Libby who have signed up for Medicare as a result of the law, according to the Social Security Administration, which oversees the program with the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services.
But she and others worry about Republican efforts to repeal the law.
"Losing this benefit would really knock the bottom out of people's lives," said Gayla Benefield, a Libby resident and Johnson's mother.
U.S. Rep. Denny Rehberg, R-Mont., is among those fighting to overturn the law. "It's tragic that assistance for so many deserving folks up in Libby was tied to the anchor of Obamacare, with all of its mangled policy, unconstitutional mandates and reckless deficits," he said.
Rehberg, who has announced he is challenging Democratic Sen. Jon Tester and is making the health law an issue in the campaign, said he will continue working to help the people of Libby but would not say if he supports keeping the Medicare option for them.
Baucus defends the coverage for Libby. "This provision is important because it will provide vital medical services to Americans who — through no fault of their own—have suffered horrible effects from their exposure to deadly poisons," he said.
Expansions Of Medicare Have Been Rare
It is just the third expansion of Medicare eligibility since the federal health insurance program was established for the elderly and disabled in 1965. In 1972, Medicare added people with end-stage kidney disease and in 2001, people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease.
Unlike other deals senators secured in the law to help their own states, the Libby provision elicited no public outcry, mostly because of its relatively minor cost. The Congressional Budget Office said it would cost $300 million over the next decade.
For Johnson, being on Medicare means long-term security. Because of the contamination, "W.R. Grace proved that they are not to be trusted and I definitely wasn't banking on having their medical plan for the rest of my life," said Johnson who now lives in Kalispell, about 90 miles east of Libby.
Even with the new Medicare coverage, Grace has no plans to close its Libby medical plan, which has paid out about $21 million since 2000 and has about 1,100 current patients, said William Corcoran, a vice president at Grace. About 70 percent of those in the company plan are 65 and older.
Grace, a chemicals manufacturer based in Columbia, Md., that bought the mine in 1963, has been paying medical bills in Libby for years and agreed in 2008 to spend $250 million for an environmental cleanup of the town. The company, which was driven into bankruptcy protection in 2001 by tens of thousands of asbestos poisoning claims mostly unrelated to Libby, reached a tentative civil settlement in 2008 to pay $3 billion to asbestos victims nationwide.
The federal-state grant program, which serves about 1,400 people, was intended as temporary aid and is slated to end in July.
That program was set up because the Grace medical plan failed to cover everyone who needed help, said Benefield, who also been a leading advocate to get help for the town’s residents. The Grace program hires its own doctors to independently verify if applicants have the type of asbestos-related disease connected to the Libby mine. The government program doesn’t have this independent verification process. Applicants merely have to submit information from their own doctor certifying they had asbestos-related disease.
In 2010, the company accepted 50 of the 83 people who applied for the program. Grace officials said those rejected could not prove their disease was caused by asbestos. For example, if the lung disease was caused by smoking, it would not be covered.
Broader Coverage Under Medicare
Both the Grace and the government grant program pay only for health services related to asbestos disease and both supplement an individual’s private insurance. In contrast, the Medicare coverage pays for all types of health needs.
"The Medicare coverage will be extremely important," said Tanis Hernandez, outreach coordinator of the Center for Asbestos Related Diseases, the government-funded clinic. She said many people have not yet enrolled because they can still get help from the grant program.
Exposure to asbestos is known to cause cancer and other lung diseases. The asbestos-related disease can take decades to show up on X-rays and other tests.
Out of a population of more than 10,000 people in Libby and the surrounding valley, new cases are being diagnosed at a rate of about four a week, according to Hernandez.
"I thought I was fine and I was not a smoker and was least exposed of my siblings," said Johnson who works as a receptionist at a veterinary clinic. But there were early signs of health problems: She caught pneumonia when she was eight months pregnant, was diagnosed with Swine flu, and in the past few years she developed ear infections that took months to clear.
These days, when she shows her Medicare card at the doctor's office, Johnson sometimes gets strange looks. "They say, 'You look so young. How can you be on Medicare?' Then I explain I'm from Libby."
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Wednesday, June 22, 2011
Mesothelioma Victims Center Offers An Unparalleled Treatment Options Report To Any US Navy Veteran Or Individual Dealing With Mesothelioma
The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "If you are a US Navy Veteran, an individual, or family dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis, please call us for a personalized mesothelioma treatment options report, that details the best oncologists or physicians in your specific area, your state, your region, and the nation. Each mesothelioma treatment options report is customized to meet the needs of the individual or family dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis. Our mesothelioma treatment options initiative has no equal in the United States, and no group offers anything close to this level of service." In 2011 approximately 3,000 US citizens will be diagnosed with mesothelioma. Of this group about 1,000, or one-third will be US Navy Veterans. The group says, "In addition to offering a just diagnosed victim of mesothelioma a customized, tailor suited treatment options report, we also provide individuals, US Navy veterans, or family members with the names of who we think are the best or most successful mesothelioma lawyers in the United States. No other group in the US offers anything close to this level of service either." Any individual or family dealing with a mesothelioma cancer diagnosis is encouraged to call the Mesothelioma Victims Center anytime at 866-714-6466.
Our mesothelioma treatment options initiative has no equal in the United States, and no group offers anything close to this level of service. (PRWEB) June 16, 2011
The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "Having gone through mesothelioma with a close family member, who was a US Navy Veteran, we understand how devastating a mesothelioma diagnosis can be; we were devastated, too. We had to start from scratch, not knowing anything about mesothelioma. As we have built our mesothelioma victims advocacy initiative over the years, we have dramatically expanded the number of free services we offer a victim or a family dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis. If you call us, we will provide free services or advice no one else does. No one ever has to start from scratch again, when it comes to mesothelioma." The group says, "We think our most unique service right now is a mesothelioma cancer treatment options report. This report starts with local mesothelioma treatment options, starting with the best local doctors, hospitals in the specific area of a mesothelioma victim, and then it expands to include the best instate mesothelioma treatment options, regional mesothelioma treatment options, and then nationally. Each report includes all of the doctors' names, their specific contacts, or any additional information we think the family needs to know. No other group in the nation has ever offered anything close to this. In addition we also will provide an individual diagnosed with mesothelioma the names of the most skilled, and passionate mesothelioma lawyers in the nation, along with their specific contacts. No other group does this either." Individuals, US Navy Veterans, or family members dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis can always call the Mesothelioma Victims Center anytime at 866-714-6466. http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/Aside from US Navy Veterans, other high risk groups for mesothelioma cancer include shipyard, power plant, or oil refinery workers, plumbers, electricians, county, or city municipal water district workers, miners, demolition construction contractors, railroad workers, or auto brake technicians. The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "We are becoming increasingly worried about retired electricians, plumbers and especially city or county water works employees, and mesothelioma. If these individuals were working in the 1950's, 1960's, or 1970's, they were probably exposed to enormous levels of asbestos on their job sites. City or county water works employees could have been exposed to asbestos pipes up until the early 1990's." They say, "One thing we really want families to understand is mesothelioma cancer does not typically show up until the Navy Veteran or US citizen is in their 60's, and more often than not their 70's, or 80's. Frequently mesothelioma is diagnosed three, four, or even five decades after the exposure to asbestos." http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/
Tuesday, June 21, 2011
Johnson Law Group Offers Insights of How to Deal with a Diagnosis of Mesothelioma
Johnson Law Group unveils new steps to take when faced with a diagnosis of mesothelioma.
Houston, Texas (PRWEB) June 15, 2011
With the number of Mesothelioma cases constantly rising in the United States, Johnson Law Group is offering helpful information on the proper steps to take when one is faced with this devastating diagnosis. To get a better understanding of why one is faced with this disease, they offer a historical insight into what causes mesothelioma.
Asbestos has a long history of industrial use within the United States. For centuries, manufacturers intertwined it into the foundation of our workplaces, cars, and even our homes. The result of its widespread use, without thought of the consequences, is a variety of life threatening diseases for those in direct contact and their family members. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has since regulated asbestos use but for many the damage is already done.
Mesothelioma is a debilitating cancer caused from unnaturally heavy interaction of asbestos. Mesothelioma was once a rare form of cancer, but recent years have shown an increase in cases, because symptoms may take 20 to 50 years to appear after exposure. If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, there are probably many questions and emotions circling within you. Your doctor may have explained forms of treatments, and now is the time to consider those options. Most importantly, how will you put your life back together?
Standard treatments include surgery, radiation therapy, chemotherapy, or a combination. Work closely with your doctor to determine which procedures will work best in your case. Currently there isn’t a cure for mesothelioma, but that doesn’t mean you or loved ones can’t have the most comfortable life possible. Follow your doctor’s instructions consistently to increase your health’s longevity. Also, do your own research on mesothelioma. Medical research is continually evolving, and it is vital that you know about any new developments. Your health is of the utmost importance and should be your top priority.
You will also need to contact an experienced personal injury lawyer with a record in mesothelioma cases. Most incidents of asbestos contact occur because of concentrated exposure in industrial or manufacturing jobs. Large corporations have a responsibility to ensure the well-being of their employees, and mesothelioma is often a result of their negligence. It is also possible to develop mesothelioma based on where you live or where a spouse or family member worked.
To make sure the company is held accountable, put together a detailed statement about the type of work, time period, and source of your asbestos contact. Submit this information to your lawyer, and they will determine how best to process your suit.
Continue to stay focused on providing yourself with the best therapy, and allow someone with your interest in mind to manage your legal affairs. A full life is possible with mesothelioma, and by taking these actions, you can restore your own well-being.
For more information, please visit our website at http://www.johnsonlawgroup.com/.
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Monday, June 20, 2011
Sunday, June 19, 2011
MesotheliomaMedical.com Provides Up-to-Date Information for Mesothelioma Patients with Newly Designed Site
Mesothelioma patients seeking information about treatments, support resources and mesothelioma treatment centers can find up-to-date information on the newly designed site, mesotheliomamedical.com. Legal information is also available on the site.
Over 10,000 people worldwide are diagnosed with mesothelioma or other asbestos-related conditions each year, 3,000 in the US alone. Houston, Texas (PRWEB) June 07, 2011
Mesotheliomamedical.com newly designed site provides up-to-date information to mesothelioma patients and families regarding diagnosis, treatment options, mesothelioma treatment centers and psychological support.
The site is an online directory with answers to mesothelioma patients’ many questions.
There are also free resources, such as informational DVDs, for mesothelioma patients and families available through the site.
Mesothelioma is an aggressive, deadly cancer afflicting the lining of the lungs, abdomen, or heart cavity.
The most common type of mesothelioma diagnosed is pleural, which originates in the lining of the lungs. The disease is diagnosed using several methods and tests.
Pleural mesothelioma is not caused by smoking. It is most commonly caused by exposure to asbestos, a particle used in certain industries such as the automotive industry, railroad, power plant, mining industry, and in the Navy.
In fact, it has been reported that approximately 30 percent of mesothelioma cases occur in people exposed to asbestos during their military service.
Asbestos was used as an insulator for certain products and parts people were often exposed to on a daily basis because of the product’s unique ability to resist heat.
It has been discovered that mesothelioma symptoms often begin 30-50 years after exposure to asbestos.
Common symptoms of pleural mesothelioma are chest congestion, coughing, fever and weight loss. Each type of mesothelioma presents different symptoms.
At times, patients confuse pleural mesothelioma symptoms with those of pneumonia.
This cancer has affected people as young as 18 years old, but is more common in people over age 60.
Family members have also had a mesothelioma diagnosis after secondary exposure to asbestos from a loved one who worked in an industry with high asbestos use.
Family members are often exposed through contact with the clothing of a loved one, which they inhale.
Mesotheliomamedical.com offers informational DVDs; mesothelioma support gear; connection with Col. Ted Frandsen, a veteran who offers support to mesothelioma patients exposed to asbestos during their time in service; nutrition advice; and other free resources for patients and families.
The site offers advice to patients and families who are in search of resources and support. Families seeking information about financial resources to help pay for medical bills arising from a mesothelioma diagnosis can refer to http://www.mesotheliomamedical.com/.
There is information about asbestos lawyers and financial compensation for mesothelioma patients and families to help ensure a stable financial future.
About MesotheliomaMedical.com
Mesotheliomamedical.com is a site created by attorneys with years of experience helping mesothelioma patients and families and not only provides legal information, but medical mesothelioma options as well. For mesothelioma patients and families interested in contacting an attorney, visit mesotheliomamedical.com.
The site can answer medical questions, including those regarding alternative mesothelioma treatment options, clinical trials, and those on how it is diagnosed.
Learn more about how this site can help you and your family at: http://www.mesotheliomamedical.com/
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Saturday, June 18, 2011
Mesothelioma Victims Center Offers A US Navy Veteran Or Individual Unsurpassed Cancer Treatment Options For Mesothelioma
The Mesothelioma Victims Center is strongly encouraging just diagnosed individuals, US Navy Veterans, or family members dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis to call them for the most comprehensive cancer treatment options report available in the world. What makes this report unique is each report is tailor suited to the individual, or US Navy Veteran, and the group will do individualized research based on the best cancer treatment options in the specific area, state, region, and nationally for the victim diagnosed with mesothelioma. The group says, "Every victim, or family member of a individual diagnosed with mesothelioma should take advantage of our free treatment report service report. There is nothing even close to this service anywhere in the United States." They say, "We also provide a US Navy Veteran, an individual, or a family dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis with the names, and specific contacts of most successful mesothelioma lawyers in the United States. Again no other group in the world offers anything close to this free service." For more information just diagnosed victims of mesothelioma can contact the Mesothelioma Victims Center anytime at 866-714-6466, or they can contact the group via its web site at http://MesotheliomaVictimsCenter.Com
One thing we really want families to understand is mesothelioma cancer does not typically show up until the Navy Veteran or US citizen is in their 60's, and more often than not their 70's, or 80's. (PRWEB) June 06, 2011
The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "We have tried to create a free service where no family has to start from scratch when it comes to mesothelioma. With respect to our mesothelioma cancer treatment report, we actually make calls in the specific area, state, and region of the mesothelioma victim, to make sure we identify the best doctors, oncology groups, and hospitals. No one else offers anything close to this free service. Because there are so many middlemen marketing law firms, that really add little to no value to a US Navy Veteran, an individual, or a family dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis, we also will provide the individual, or the family with the names of who we think are the best mesothelioma lawyers in the United States, along with their specific contact information. Again no other group in the world offers this level of service to an individual, or family dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis." http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "Of the approximately 3000 US citizens, who will be diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2011, about 1000 will be US Navy Veterans. The group says, "We lost a loved one, who served in the US Navy to mesothelioma. No other group, or organization in the world is more passionate than us, when it comes to a US Navy Veteran, individual, or their families dealing with mesothelioma, and no group offers more free services." http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/
Aside from US Navy Veterans, other high risk groups for mesothelioma cancer include shipyard, power plant, or oil refinery workers, plumbers, electricians, county, or city municipal water district workers, miners, demolition construction contractors, railroad workers, or auto brake technicians. The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "We are becoming increasingly worried about retired electricians, plumbers and especially city or county water works employees and mesothelioma. If these individuals were working in the 1950's, 1960's, or 1970's, they were probably exposed to enormous levels of asbestos, on their job sites. City or county water works employees could have been exposed to asbestos pipes up until the early 1990's." They say, "One thing we really want families to understand is mesothelioma cancer does not typically show up until the Navy Veteran or US citizen is in their 60's, and more often than not their 70's, or 80's. Frequently mesothelioma is diagnosed three, four, or even five decades after the exposure to asbestos." http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/
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Friday, June 17, 2011
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June 2011, Perrin Conferences Presents the Asbestos Bankruptcy Conference, Featuring a Judicial Roundtable on Bankruptcy Trusts, Chaired by John Cooney and Michael Rozen
Perrin Conferences' Asbestos Bankruptcy Conference, chaired by John Cooney and Michael Rozen, brings together respected plaintiff and defense attorneys to discuss and debate current Asbestos Bankruptcy topics in a changing environment. Being held June 20, 2011, the conference features a highly anticipated judges panel on Asbestos Bankruptcy Trusts, with participation by renowned and notable experts in the field.
Chicago, IL (PRWEB) May 26, 2011
June 20, 2011, Chicago, IL, Perrin Conferences presents The Asbestos Bankruptcy Conference, featuring a Judicial Roundtable on Bankruptcy Trusts. Compelling presentations from plaintiff and defense represent both perspectives and deliver robust debates regarding a changing Bankruptcy environment. Chaired by John D. Cooney, Esq., Cooney & Conway, Chicago, IL, and Michael K. Rozen, Esq., Feinberg Rozen, LLP, New York, NY, panelists include Peter A. Kraus, Esq., Waters & Kraus, LLP, Dallas, TX, Perry Weitz, Esq., Weitz & Luxenburg P.C., New York, NY, and James Stengel, Esq., Orrick Herrington & Sutcliffe, New York, NY. Discussions and updates on Chapter 11 Asbestos Bankruptcy Proceedings, including a look at MDL 875 and its effect on bankruptcy trusts, will be among many of the critical issues and perspectives presented by top litigators in the field.
The judges panel, discussing the interplay between Bankruptcy Trusts and Traditional Asbestos Litigation, includes Hon. Peggy L. Ableman, Superior Court of Delaware, Wilmington, DE, Hon. Mark Davidson, 11th Civil District Court of Texas, Harris County, TX, Hon. Judith Fitzgerald, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania, Pittsburgh, PA, and Hon. Rosemary Gambardella, U.S. Bankruptcy Court for District of New Jersey, Trenton, NJ.
To view the detailed conference agenda and to register, visit https://www.perrinconferences.com/html/upcoming_events-asbestos_bankruptcy.shtml
Accommodations and the conference are both being held at The Peninsula Hotel, Chicago, IL.
Perrin Conferences continues to be known for delivering heavily attended events, for bringing together the "best of the best" in the legal industry, and for the excellent continued learning educational opportunities. For more information and to register, visit http://www.perrinconferences.com/
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Monday, June 13, 2011
New Booklets Provide Essential Answers to Mesothelioma Patients
Clapper, Patti, Schweizer & Mason, a mesothelioma law firm that has been representing clients exposed to asbestos for over thirty years, has recently published two new resources filled with essential medical and legal information for anyone affected by mesothelioma or asbestosis.
(PRWEB) June 02, 2011
In response to requests by clients and family members whose lives have been impacted by a diagnosis of mesothelioma, Clapper, Patti, Schweizer and Mason recently published two extremely helpful resources. Mesothelioma: What You Need to Know is an easy-to-read booklet filled with medical and treatment information regarding asbestos related cancers.
Mesothelioma: Know Your Rights contains all the information anyone would need to know for filing a mesothelioma lawsuit or pursuing legal action regarding being exposed to asbestos.
Most often new clients call after hearing the devastating news that they or a family member has been diagnosed with mesothelioma, a rare and fatal cancer caused by exposure to asbestos. Because this type of cancer only affects 2500-3000 per year, many have never heard of it until a diagnosis has been given.
Researching mesothelioma on-line can be quite overwhelming. Clapper, Patti, Schweizer & Mason wanted to help by collecting all the most essential information in two booklets, one addressing medical needs and the other explaining the legal process - both areas which need immediate action for those newly diagnosed.
Mesothelioma- What You Need to Know describes the causes, symptoms and treatments for this type of cancer in simple, patient-friendly terms. It also lists the most likely places that one was originally exposed to asbestos, including a special section for veterans diagnosed with mesothelioma. Legal questions such as why file an asbestos lawsuit, how to choose the right asbestos attorney, and what are the first steps for pursuing legal action are included as well.
The second booklet, Mesothelioma - Know Your Rights goes into even greater detail, including whole sections devoted to providing medical information, such as how to get financial assistance, interpret a diagnosis, seek out the best treatments and doctors, and also includes a list of organizations that will help if travel for treatment is needed.
Being diagnosed with mesothelioma is devastating, for there is no cure and often survival times are quite short. To help clients newly diagnosed, in addition to the medical and legal information, both booklets include heart breaking yet inspirational stories from others who have walked that hard road.
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with mesothelioma or asbestosis and would like to receive a free copy of these new booklets, please contact our office at 1-800-440-4262 or email us at info(at)clapperlaw(dot)com.
About the Clapper, Patti, Schweizer & Mason Law Firm:
Clapper, Patti, Schweizer & Mason has specialized in asbestos litigation and has obtained generous compensation for those diagnosed with asbestos related diseases for more than thirty years. Every single client receives personalized attention from the attorneys themselves. Clients are kept fully informed of their case’s progress. Our decades of experience specializing in mesothelioma lawsuits combined with the personal service provided to each client sets our office apart from all other law firms.
Visit http://www.mesothelioma-attorney.com/ for more information or call
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Sunday, June 12, 2011
Mesothelioma Victims Center's Offers Unequaled Mesothelioma Healthcare Treatment Options For A US Navy Veteran Or A US Citizen
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Our goal is to be the premier advocate, and most useful resource for any mesothelioma
The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "We offer an individual or family dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis a free and unequaled healthcare treatment report detailing the best mesothelioma cancer treatment physicians, or medical practice groups in the specific area, region and nationally for the victim of mesothelioma. Our tailor made report will focus on cancer treatment options specific to the victim's mesothelioma, and who are the best choices to treat this rare form of cancer. Our mesothelioma cancer treatment reports get very specific, and include doctors names, contact numbers, etc. No other group or organization offers anything close to this level of service in the United States." The group says, "One of the other incredibly unique features of our free service for mesothelioma victims, or their family members is we will also provide them with who we think are the most successful mesothelioma lawyers in the United States, along with their specific contacts. In our opinion there are about a dozen top flight mesothelioma lawyers, or law firm in the US. We will tell you who they are. No other group in the United States offers anything close to this particular service either. For more information a US Navy Veteran, US citizen, or their family members dealing with a mesothelioma diagnosis can call the Mesothelioma Victims Center anytime at 866-714-6466, or they can contact the group via its web site at http://MesotheliomaVictimsCenter.Com
Our goal is to be the premier advocate, and most useful resource for any mesothelioma victim, or family member of a mesothelioma victim in the United States
(PRWEB) June 01, 2011
A spokesperson for the Mesothelioma Victims Center says,"Upon learning of a mesothelioma diagnosis, the just diagnosed victim and their families try to do everything possible to discover how to treat or battle this rare form of cancer. We know, we did the same thing for our loved one, who was a US Navy Veteran. Because we don't want anyone to go through what we went through, we have developed the most comprehensive research report detailing the best specific healthcare contacts, and mesothelioma treatment options, for any victim of mesothelioma in the United States, and the report is free." They say, "Our goal is to be the premier advocate, and most useful resource for any mesothelioma victim, or family member of a mesothelioma victim in the United States. Typically our free mesothelioma treatment report takes us two, or three days to complete, because we have to call so many people in the specific area of the mesothelioma victim, in order to discover local what doctors have the best skill sets, to provide the best treatment for victim of mesothelioma. We also provide the mesothelioma victim, or their family with the names of the best national mesothelioma lawyers in the United States, along with their specific contacts. No other group in the United States offers anything close to this level of service either." For more information please call the Mesothelioma Victims Center anytime at 866-714-6466, or contact the group through its web site at http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/
The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "Of the approximately 3000 US citizens, who will be diagnosed with mesothelioma in 2011, about 1000 will be US Navy Veterans. The group says, "We lost a loved one, who served in the US Navy to mesothelioma. No other group, or organization in the world is more passionate than us, when it comes to a US Navy Veteran, individual, or their families dealing with mesothelioma, and no group offers more free services." http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/
Aside from US Navy Veterans, other high risk groups for mesothelioma cancer include shipyard, power plant, or oil refinery workers, plumbers, electricians, county, or city municipal water district workers, miners, demolition construction contractors, railroad workers, or auto brake technicians. The Mesothelioma Victims Center says, "We are becoming increasingly worried about retired electricians, plumbers and especially city or county water works employees and mesothelioma. If these individuals were working in the 1950's, 1960's, or 1970's, they were probably exposed to enormous levels of asbestos, on their job sites. City or county water works employees could have been exposed to asbestos pipes up until the early 1990's." They say, "One thing we really want families to understand is mesothelioma cancer does not typically show up until the Navy Veteran or US citizen is in their 60's, and more often than not their 70's, or 80's. Frequently mesothelioma is diagnosed three, four, or even five decades after the exposure to asbestos." http://mesotheliomavictimscenter.com/
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Saturday, June 11, 2011
NYC Mesothelioma Lawyer: Asbestos Exposure is No Laughing Matter
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The millions of people who watched this TV program hopefully took away from it an understanding that there are no safe ways to handle or use asbestos, and that it is completely outrageous that this toxic mineral continues to be produced.
Joseph W. Belluck, a New York City attorney who represents mesothelioma victims, says The Daily Show has exposed a Canadian mine’s production and exportation of dangerous chrysotile asbestos.
The millions of people who watched this TV program hopefully took away from it an understanding that there are no safe ways to handle or use asbestos, and that it is completely outrageous that this toxic mineral continues to be produced. New York, NY (PRWEB) May 24, 2011
A comedy show’s spoof of a Canadian mine’s push to expand its asbestos production has shed some much needed light on a serious issue, New York City personal injury attorney Joseph W. Belluck said today.
Belluck, one the country’s leading advocates for the rights of mesothelioma victims, said he hopes The Daily Show’s recent segment on the Jeffrey Mine in Asbestos, Quebec, conveyed the dangerous consequences of asbestos exposure to a wide audience.
The mineral has been linked to lung cancer and mesothelioma, an aggressive and deadly form of cancer which results from breathing in asbestos fibers that become lodged in the thin membrane encasing the lungs.
Each year, more than 90,000 people die from asbestos exposure– many of them workers who were exposed to the mineral decades before the illness manifested itself.
“There is nothing humorous about the devastating impact that asbestos has had on countless workers and their families across the United States and around the world,” said Belluck, a partner of the New York City personal injury law firm, Belluck & Fox, LLP.
“The millions of people who watched this TV program hopefully took away from it an understanding that there are no safe ways to handle or use asbestos, and that it is completely outrageous that this toxic mineral continues to be produced,” he said.
The Jeffrey Mine has received, in principal, a $58 million loan guarantee from the Quebec government that will allow it to expand into underground operations, according to the Montreal Gazette.
The expansion could result in the mine eventually producing up to 225,000 tons of chrysotile asbestos per year, with most of the exports going to India, the newspaper said.
In The Daily Show segment, called “Ored to Death,” Jeffrey Mine Inc. president Bernard Coulombe tells astounded correspondent Aasif Mandvi that chrysotile asbestos is “safe – relatively.”
Later in the segment, Dr. Matthew Stanbrook, deputy editor of the Canadian Medical Association Journal, rejects Coulombe’s assertions about the safety of the mine’s product.
“All forms of asbestos, including chrysotile, cause cancer and other harmful lung effects,” Stanbrook says. “Unquestionably, the mine should shut down.”
Asbestos was once widely used in a variety of products in the U.S., Canada and elsewhere, including insulation, automotive brakes, fireproofing, pipe covering, cement mixtures, joint compounds and floor tiles. Construction and industrial workers have been especially exposed to the mineral.
Although it is still not banned, asbestos use is significantly limited in the United States. However, it is used around the world in developing countries.
“As an attorney who has seen up close the impact of asbestos exposure on the lives of mesothelioma victims and their families, I can’t imagine how anyone would support expanding this mine’s operation,” Belluck said. “It’s time to put an end to asbestos production.”
About Belluck & Fox, LLP
Belluck & Fox, LLP, is a nationally recognized law firm that represents individuals with asbestos and mesothelioma claims, as well as victims of crime, medical malpractice, motorcycle crashes, exposure to lead paint and other serious injuries. The firm provides personalized and professional representation and has won nearly $350 million in compensation for clients and their families.
Partner Joseph W. Belluck is AV-rated by Martindale-Hubbell and is listed in New York Magazine’s Best Lawyers in the New York Area and in Super Lawyers. Belluck has won numerous cases involving injuries from asbestos, defective medical products, tobacco, and lead paint, including a recent asbestos case that settled for more than $12 million.
Partner Jordan Fox is a well-known asbestos and mesothelioma attorney who has been named to the Best Lawyers in America, New York Magazine’s Best Lawyers in the New York Area and to Super Lawyers. On two separate occasions his verdicts were featured as the National Law Journal’s Largest Verdict of the Year.
In September, Belluck & Fox, LLP, won a coveted spot on a list of America’s best law firms, which was published jointly by U.S News & World Report and Best Lawyers magazine. The listing showcased 8,782 different law firms ranked in one or more of 81 major practice areas.
For more information, contact the firm at (877) 695-2909 or through the online contact form.
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