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Nurse’s Cancer Diagnosis Shows Possible Formaldehyde Link Cancer researchers have linked formaldehyde exposure to respiratory tract cancers. However, much of that research regarded formaldehyde exposure in wood working and carpentry-related professions. A 2014 study drew correlations between cancer and occupational formaldehyde exposures in the healthcare industry. The medical publication Journal of Occupational Medicine and Toxicology in 2014
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PRESS RELEASE: Allen Stewart, P.C. Welcomes New Attorney To The Firm September 30, 2016 About Allen Stewart, PC The attorneys at Dallas’ Allen
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A group of doctors examining case reports found that peritoneal mesothelioma is frequently misdiagnosed due to its comparative rarity. In one case
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA )has chosen Tonawanda, New York to implement, the new e3 program, which stands for economy, energy, and
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The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) is in the process of revising national standards for gas and oil emissions. In the past few years, gas and
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The Ogallala Aquifer in Nebraska is the source of some of the most clean, abundant groundwater that can be found on earth, but residents are afraid
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Pfizer engineers have prepared to implement a plan according to Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) guidelines to clean up the American Cyanimid
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Irving Elementary school in Joplin, Missouri was destroyed by a tornado in May of last year. As a result, it has to come down. The problem is that,
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Linda Wells, a resident of Mechanicville, New York, was diagnosed with peritoneal mesothelioma nine years ago. At that time, doctors estimated that
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Earlier this year, a jury awarded a substantial amount to a former petroleum inspector in his suit against former employers Chevron USA, Texaco, and
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