Asbestos is a natural mineral that is toxic and carcinogenic to humans. Prior to the regulation of asbestos, the mineral was incorporated into a diverse selection of domestic and industrial products, leading to exposure in the workplace and the home.
Workplaces such as construction sites, shipyards and various industrial plants were common jobsites where asbestos exposure was especially known to occur. Consequently, construction and other industrial workers are among the most afflicted occupations for asbestos-related disease.
In addition to these workers, veterans also compose a significant portion of those facing asbestos-connected illnesses. The U.S. Armed Forces utilized asbestos primarily for its fireproofing and insulating qualities, which led to exposure among those serving from
World War I through the Vietnam War. To learn more about exposure, explore the featured sections below:
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