Protecting Veterans By Way of Mesothelioma



Recently, a San Francisco-based chemical hazard assessment provider asserts that the United States Navy was before the match when they tried to protect veterans and civilians from mesothelioma back from the 1960s. At that moment, U.S. Naval ships were heavily laden with asbestos, which makes Navy servicemen one of the most frequent sufferers of mesothelioma.

Mesothelioma is a rare type of Cancer that affects the mesothelium, which is a protective coating enclosing the organs of their human body. It has been ascertained that there's a direct correlation between asbestos exposure and an individual's likelihood of developing mesothelioma.

Knowing the Hazards Connected with asbestos

However, regardless of the known risks and risks of asbestos, the Navy continued to take its use on boats. The Navy also suggested that certain precautions are required as a way to take care of asbestos-laden materials more closely. After mesothelioma was obviously connected to asbestos from the 1960's, the ChemRisk researchers asserted that the Navy "tried to execute procedures that would decrease the chance for adverse consequences on both the servicemen and civilians."


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