Mesothelioma.com: Scientists Develop “Better” Diagnostic Test for Asbestos Cancer

Scientists, researchers at Oxford University say they have developed a more accurate mesothelioma cancer test

UNINSURED AND UNDERINSURED SEEK CANCER TREATMENT OPTIONS

The health crisis means some patients are receiving chemotherapy in less than conventional settings, including some who are suffering from mesothelioma

Mesothelioma.com: Study at Washington University to Determine Effectiveness of “Nanobees” in Treating Various Cancers

Tiny particles called “nanobees” will deliver a toxin to cancer cells, much like the nanoparticle treatment Doxil®, which is used to treat ovarian cancer

Exposure to Asbestos Continues to Haunt U.S. Veterans

Those deployed overseas, where asbestos is prevalent, are at special risk

Clinical Trial to Compare Survival Rates, Quality of Life in Mesothelioma Patients

Phase III trial to measure outcome of talc pleurodesis and video-assisted thorascopic cytoreductive pleuroectomy

Dual Drug Therapy May Improve Survival Rates in Mesothelioma Cancer Patients

Results of the 30-month study based in Mexico City are expected to be released later this year

New CD Uses Sounds, Imagery to Help Mesothelioma Patients Cope with Illness

Studies show “positive visualization” strengthens the immune system in patients with serious illness

NATIONAL CANCER SURVIVORS DAY CELEBRATED AROUND THE WORLD

On June 7, Communities will Come Together to Celebrate Life after Cancer

Nanotechnology Provides New Possibilities for Cancer Treatments

Researchers say that carbon nanotubes may be effective in targeting cancerous tumors and may one day be an integral aspect of cancer treatment

NANOTECHNOLOGY: SAVING LIVES, TAKING LIVES?

While some are touting the use of nano-rays to fight disease, others are concerned about their connection to the cancer known as mesothelioma.

BREAKING NEWS: No Guilty Verdicts in W. R. Grace Asbestos Trial

Former Grace Executives found not guilty of conspiracy, obstruction, and issuing false statements, among other charges, after a lengthy trial.

Soil at Former NJ W.R. Grace Plant Not Tested Until This Year, According to Reports

A new federal report states that the soil at the former Hamilton, New Jersey W. R. Grace facility was not tested for asbestos contamination until 2009. The plant received over 200,000 tons of potentially tainted minerals while it was in operation.

Wisconsin Department of Health Services to Offer Free Asbestos Information Sessions

Sessions will address asbestos abatement issues and provide information about training course requir

Mesothelioma.com Announces New Mesothelioma Cancer Clinical Trial

Trial will test effectiveness of video-assisted thoracoscopic (VATS) surgical pleuodectomy for mesothelioma treatment

Mesothelioma Cancer Patients May Be Eligible for New Clinical Trial

Phase II trial of oxaliplatin and gemcitabine will be conducted by Columbia University researchers

Mesothelioma.com: Illegal Asbestos Use A Serious Health And Safety Issue In Dubai

Asbestos is still being sold on the black market in the emirate despite a ban on two types of the mineral by the government

Mesothelioma.com: Dr. David Sugarbaker Continues To Make Advancements In Treatment Of Mesothelioma Cancer

At Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Dr. Sugarbaker continues to focus on the treatment of mesothelioma cancer, with a focus on one day finding a cure for this aggressive disease

Mesothelioma.com: World Trade Center Health Registry Tracks Health Effects Following September 11th, 2001 Attacks

WTC Registry is “largest” in America and has well over 50,000 enrollees in New York State alone

Mesothelioma.com: W. R. Grace Trial Set To Begin, Asbestos Disease Sufferers Eager To Witness Outcome

Now-defunct company faces allegations of EPA Clean Air Act and obstruction of justice

Mesothelioma.com: Actor And Cancer Patient Patrick Swayze Requests Additional Federal Funding For Cancer Research & Treatment

Swayze, who was diagnosed with pancreatic cancer in January of 2008, says “fighting cancer is personal”