… Over the next 1,000 years, asbestos continued to … an asbestos burial gown reportedly found
in an ancient Roman sarcophagus. Somewhere along the line, though, the fact that asbestos …

… I mentioned animal studies on man made fibrous materials, which sometimes include at least
one asbestos fibre type as" positive con-trol"; this is another area that needs to be revisited. …

… These mice are a useful laboratory model because they are sensitive to asbestos and can
rapidly develop malignant mesothelioma following repeated exposure to asbestos fibres …

… most asbestos-influenced lung cancers are the outcome of dual exposure … asbestos and
tobacco smoke,14–16 so that the asbestos–lung cancer nexus has less specificity than asbestos…

… of the asbestos industry over the period 1970–2007. Descriptive analysis illustrates that
asbestos … In 2007, asbestos consumption in the developing countries was more than two million …

… of asbestos became known only in the early twentieth century, but it was not until the 1960s
that the asbestos-related diseases— asbestosis, … Approximately 85% of the world’s asbestos …

Inhalation of asbestos in various industrial settings has been associated with the development
of lung cancers and malignant mesotheliomas of the pleura and peritoneum. It has …

… was free of asbestos exposure, not with a still less exposed group. These asbestos-exposed …
variability in FEF25-75 as most are explained by age and years of exposure to asbestos. …

… Recognizing the enormous potential tort liability for workers stricken with asbestosis during
the 1930s, the asbestos industry skillfully managed to have asbestosis covered under state …

… asbestos has become devastatingly apparent this century. The most commonly utilised
asbestiform amphiboles, crocidolite (blue asbestos) and amosite (brown asbestos), are … revisited. …