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Mesothelioma is one of the deadliest diseases known to man; the average life span of an inflicted person from the time of diagnosis until death is less than 24 months. It&rsquos a disease that strikes approximately 3,000 United States citizens each and every year; hard working people who have labored for a lifetime to provide for their families, doing the work that keeps this country running and a great place to live. They worked in factories, at shipyards, in mines, for the US military, as engineers, as pipefitters, as steel workers, as auto mechanics, and in so many other professions. They came home to their loved ones exhausted and covered in dirt and dust; tired, but content that they had a job and were providing for their family. Content that they were putting food on the table and a house over their loved one&rsquos heads. Content that they were working to make a better life for their families in this generation and the next...
But what they didn&rsquot know was that while they were working so hard, they were not only slowly killing themselves, but those that they were working so hard to help; their family, their loved ones.
Mesothelioma is a disease that is almost 100% preventable; the only known cause is via exposure to the deadly mineral Asbestos. It comes from inhaling the particles of dust as the asbestos degrades; eating away at the lining of your lungs and developing into a deadly cancer. Dust that was inhaled in clouds of white powder, dust that was carried home on the clothes of the men who built this country, dust that was cleaned from the clothes by the wives and children who supported their sole provider at home, dust that was packed around the heating systems in houses and offices and schools, dust that carried a deadly price; and dust made a fortune in blood money for the companies that produced it.
Unfortunately, the effects of asbestos on the human body were known to be deadly for years by the companies who employed the &lsquogreatest generation&rsquo and made hundreds of millions, if not billions, of dollars off of their backs. But instead of taking simple steps to alleviate the problem and save the lives of thousands of their workers, they choose to do nothing and continue to make a &ldquohealthy&rdquo profit with a &ldquodeadly&rdquo product. Many even went so far as to hide the truth from their workers and their families. And because the normal latency period for Mesothelioma (The time from exposure until the patient falls ill) is 20 to 30 years, many got away with this for years. We are only now beginning to see the full effects of the disease, and feel the terrible outcry of the people against those who put profits before human lives to a degree that is simply unfathomable.
MesoLink.org is a site created to provide you with up to date information on the deadly disease Mesothelioma. We strive to provide the most complete overview of the disease and all aspects of it. This includes general information on the disease, breaking news on the search for a cure and perspective legislation designed to limit you as well as all other news on the subject, links to other sites and online resources that can provide important and in-depth Mesothelioma and cancer related information, and a legal guide to help you with the complex legal issues involved with Mesothelioma.
Take a moment to browse through the various sections of MesoLink.org by clicking on any of the links to your right, left, or below.
Asbestos
Exposure 
Asbestos
is responsible for a number of side effects, which can cause
anything from discomfort to death. Asbestosis and pleural plaques
can result from exposure to asbestos, and more notably so can
mesothelioma, a deadly cancer that can take many decades to
develop but only a matter of months from the onset of symptoms to
kill...
Read More About it here!
What
Is Mesothelioma? 
Mesothelioma is a cancerous disease that is becoming more and
more common. Affecting the mesothelial cells that make up the
mesothelium &ndash the outer lining that protects the
body&rsquos major organs such as the heart, stomach and
lungs...
Read
More About it here!
Malignant
Mesothelioma Malignant
mesothelioma is a fatal disease caused by exposure to asbestos. A
form of cancer, this disease can affect the sac lining, the chest
or the abdomen. An unusual aspect about this disease is that it
does not manifest itself for years following the asbestos
exposure &ndash in fact, the average manifestation time is
35-40 years later, and in some cases even 50 years later...
Read More About it here!
The
Three Types Of Mesothelioma 
The
result of asbestos exposure, mesothelioma comes in three forms:
pleural mesothelioma; peritoneal mesothelioma; and pericardial
mesothelioma. All three types have a variety of associated
symptoms...
Read
More About it here!
FEATURED
NEWS: New Mesothelioma Drug Approval 
...the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) in the United States
have now approved a new drug for the treatment of malignant pleural
mesothelioma ( Altima ), which is a variation of the
disease which affects the lung cavity...
Read
More About it here!
Mesothelioma Legal
Guide 
...Many employers and the manufacturers of asbestos knew about
the dangers when they exposed employees to this material. And now
that the effects of this exposure are coming to light, these
companies are being forced to pay...
Read More About it
here!
Mesothelioma
Doctors & Other Specialists 
While
a cure hasn&rsquot yet been uncovered to combat the painful
and deadly effects of Mesothelioma, there are many experts
working day in and day out to fight for higher survival rates, to
save lives, and to punish those who have caused such irreparable
damage to thousands of Americans.
Read More
About it here!
Current
Asbestos & Mesothelioma Related News Stories:
Stay
current on the topic of Mesothelioma (Caused by asbestos
exposure) by keeping on top of the current news and information
regarding this deadly form of cancer. With up to date information
on the legal aspects of mesothelioma, the search for a cure for
malignant mesothelioma, pleural mesothelioma, and other forms of
lung cancer, asbestos settlement and mesothelioma lawsuit
information, asbestos exposure scares and injuries, and more, we
cover the stories you need to know in-depth on Mesolink.org: Your
link To Mesothelioma Information.
A woman from the UK that lost two partners to asbestos related diseases is battling to get compensation after her second partner died from such a disease.
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Mesothelioma
Information
General
Mesothelioma
Resources:
What
is Mesothelioma?
Mesothelioma
and Asbestos
Asbestos
Exposure
Malignant
Mesothelioma
The
Different Types of
Mesothelioma
Peritoneal
Mesothelioma
Pleural
Mesothelioma
Pericardial
Mesothelioma
Symptoms
of Mesothelioma
Diagnosing
Mesothelioma
Mesothelioma
Treatments
Mesothelioma
Research
Mesothelioma
Tests & Diagnosis
Treatment
Options For Patients
Alternative
Medicine Options
Mesothelioma
Clinical Trials
Clinical
Trial Abstracts
Mesothelioma
Foundations &
Charitable
Donations
United
States Cancer Centers
List
of US Cancer Centers
Breaking
Mesothelioma News:
August
2006 News...
July
2006 (20 Articles)
June
2006 (23 Articles)
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2006 (21 Articles)
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2006 (20 Articles)
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2006 (23 Articles)
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2006 (21 Articles)
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2006 (21 Articles)
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2005 (22 Articles)
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2005 (21 Articles)
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2005 (21 Articles)
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2005 (20 Articles)
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2005 (23 Articles)
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2005 (20 Articles)
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2005 (22 Articles)
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2005 (21 Articles)
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2005 (20 Articles)
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2004 (23 Articles)
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2004 (22 Articles)
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2004 (21 Articles)
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2004 (22 Articles)
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2004 (22 Articles)
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2004 (22 Articles)
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2004 (18 Articles)
View
Complete News
Archive
(May 2004 - Present)
Mesothelioma
Patient &
Survivor
Stories:
Mesothelioma
Survivor Stories:
Jane Doe,
Age 58
Mesothelioma
Survivor Stories:
John
Smith, Age 64
Mesothelioma
Doctors &
Other
Experts:
Mesothelioma
Doctor Bio's
And
Contact Information
The
MesoLink.org
Mesothelioma
Legal
Resource
Guide:
Mesothelioma:
an overview
and legal
guide
Mesothelioma
& the Law
About
Mesothelioma Lawyers
Asbestos
Lawyer
Compensation
for Mesothelioma
Getting
compensation for
mesothelioma
Mesothelioma
Litigation
Filing
a mesothelioma lawsuit
Mesothelioma
settlements
Mesothelioma
Lawsuits: FAQ
Mesothelioma
Legal Options: FAQ
Mesothelioma
Law Firm Profile:
The
Peterson Firm and
Veterans
Information
Mesothelioma
And Asbestos
Photographs
/ Image Gallery
The
MesoLink.org Health &
Legal
Resource Directory
Contact
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Important Links to EXTERNAL resources regarding the deadly disease Mesothelioma:
Mesothelioma:
Questions And Answers
Basic list of questions and answers from the National Cancer
Institute. (Official US Government Document)
Cancer.gov:
Malignant Mesothelioma
Patient and Health Profesional Overviews; including information
on Peritoneal Mesothelioma, Pleural Mesothelioma, and Pericardial
Mesothelioma. (Official US Government Document)
Virtual
Hospital: Mesothelioma Scientific Overview of Mesothelioma (Complex
Document -
From the University of Iowa)
Images
of Mesothelioma
Mesothelioma Specific Cancer Cell Photographs and scans.
Treating
Mesothelioma
General Mesothelioma Overview from one of the UK's leading cancer
resources.
(Please note that by clicking on any of the links above you are exiting the MesoLink.org Website!)
Looking for additional information? MesoLink.org attempts to
include as much up to date and important information regarding
Mesothelioma and Asbestos as possible. That being said, there are
many other related sites that can provide additional information
on topics related to both the health and legal issues associated
with Asbestos and Mesothelioma; from up to the minute news and
information, cancer support sites, Mesothelioma clinical trial
overviews, official government documents, even other legal
resources.
Additional Resources
Do you know what asbestos looks like? Do you need to know? Click
on the image above to find a collection of asbestos and
Mesothelioma related images. Know what to look for before
it&rsquos to late!
Visit Image Gallery
Mesothelioma only strikes an estimated 3000 US citizens a year, but it’s effects can be felt by each and every one of us throughout the entire population.
What really hit&rsquos home with the stories of those suffering from Mesothelioma, however, is how much they are just like everybody else; they worked for years to provide for their families, the people we see each morning at the coffee shop, the man who repairs your car with a smile, the elderly wife you see in the aisles of the local grocery store, your next-door neighbors, your friends. They are no different than anyone of you, and yet they are fighting each and every day for their survival. Their stories are moving and an inspiration to all of us; heartbreaking in their devastation but uplifting in the rare rays of hope that they project.
Click here to read the stories of those
who are suffering and surviving day to day with the deadly life
sentence of Mesothelioma placed on them. 
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