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The following are just a few of the resources that offer the information you are looking for. Find locations that were once known to contain or use asbestos. Learn more about the conditions that certain toxins can cause. Find links to court resources, and the policies and guidelines that have a hand in protecting the public from hazardous conditions.
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Throughout the United States, many mesothelioma victims commonly worked in the construction business, petrochemical industry, and the auto industry. Many others worked in shipyards or were enlisted in the U.S. Navy. Some mesothelioma victims were exposed to asbestos while working for American companies abroad. Still others received household exposure to asbestos dust through family members who worked in these industries. VIEW MAP
You can research the following conditions and more using these Diseases and Disorders Resources.
From mesothelioma caused by asbestos exposure to birth defect linked to agricultural pesticides, certain substances in the work or home environment can put families at risk for serious illnesses. The following websites are just a few of the resources that offer information about these diseases and disorders. VIEW MORE
Research the toxins that may be disrupting your life. Learn more about the grassroots efforts fighting for healthier products and the latest legislation advocating for better living and working conditions across the country.
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A number of national and international agencies have a hand in protecting the public from hazardous conditions in the workplace and home. These links will direct you to these informative sources. VIEW MORE
Learn about the qui tam whistleblower resources and organizations that are available. If you have questions about a potential qui tam or false claims case, we welcome the opportunity to talk to you. Send us an email or call us at 800.226.9880.
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