Mesothelioma Cancer Resources Blog
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Mesothelioma Tissue Banks Offer Researchers a Place to Turn for Pathology Data and Tissue Samples
Mesothelioma, often referred to as an orphan disease due to the minimal amount of research dedicated to finding a cure, now has several tissue banks and data warehouses for researchers to access when studying the disease. These databases and biospeciman registries are designed and offered to advance the knowledge and understanding of mesothelioma and to …
Label: Featured Story
Posted on Thursday, Oct 29, 2009 -
Reduction of Power Plant Emissions Helpful for Lowering Mesothelioma Risk
Power plant workers can breathe easier now that the Environmental Protection Agency issued a consent decree to allow for the passage of new rules aimed at reducing toxic emissions of soot, mercury, and other chemicals from coal-fired and oil-burning power plants. The EPA was sued by a coalition of public health and environmental groups claiming …
Label: Asbestos Mesothelioma
Posted on Wednesday, Oct 28, 2009 -
NIH Award Recipient to Focus on Innovative Cancer Research
In September the National Institutes of Health announced the winners of their awards designated to encourage high-risk research and innovation. They have awarded $348 million to “encourage investigators to explore bold ideas that have the potential to catapult fields forward and speed the translation of research into improved health.” The awards fall under three research …
Label: Cancer Research News
Posted on Tuesday, Oct 27, 2009
Mike is a licensed attorney and the former editor of North Carolina Lawyers Weekly and South Carolina Lawyers Weekly. He has contributed numerous articles to the North Carolina State Bar Journal and is a co-author of Capital Lawyers, a history of the Wake County (NC) Bar.
Gregory Froom is a licensed North Carolina attorney and the former editor of North Carolina Lawyers Weekly and South Carolina Lawyers Weekly.