Mesothelioma Causes

Mesothelioma — a cancer that most commonly attacks the lungs and abdomen — was profoundly rare until industrial and commercial companies expanded the use of asbestos during the 20th century. After spending decades investigating the disease and its causes, medical researchers identified one primary culprit: Exposure to asbestos.
Medical research studies gradually pointed to the fact that breathing in minuscule asbestos fibers starts a chain of physical and metabolic events that lead to the development of several types of cancers or an incurable breathing disorder called asbestosis.
In March 2011, the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) presented an update on the link between asbestos and cancer at a World Health Organization conference in Spain. The IARC explained the scientific evidence of this link has only strengthened over time, and there is overwhelming proof asbestos is cancerous to humans — regardless of the type or fiber length.

In March 2009, the International Agency for Research on Cancer reconfirmed that asbestos exposure is the leading cause for mesothelioma and all forms of asbestos cause the disease.
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