Showing posts with label asbestos health risk. Show all posts
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Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Diesel Fumes and Potential Health Risks

. Tuesday, June 14, 2011
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Overexposure to diesel fumes can pose certain risks to a person's health. If the exposure is short-term, the health risks are usually minimal. Long-term exposure has the capacity to cause serious complications that can end up being fatal.  Diesel technology is a major driving force behind much of today's preventative measures benefiting diesel mechanics in the work environment. Just think of the power plants, hydraulics systems, locomotives and farming equipment that depend on it.

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Asbestos The First Inconvenient Truth A History of Asbestos and Its Associated Health Risks

Many people are surprised to learn, especially in the context of our modern understanding of its toxicity and harmful properties, that asbestos is a naturally occurring and extremely useful mineral and not a man made material. But what is even more astonishing is that the toxicity and potentially harmful nature of asbestos was realised thousands of years ago!

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Asbestos in the Home; Where to Find It, What to Do About It, and Associated Health Risks

If your home was built between the 1940s and the 1980s, there's a very good chance that it contains asbestos. And if you're planning on doing any kind of renovation in your home today, you need to understand the health hazards associated with asbestos, as well as how to protect yourself from this toxic substance.Asbestos is an organically occurring fibrous mineral, which has long been prized for its extreme ability to resist heat and fire, as well as its strength, durability, and flexibility.

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Asbestos and Health Risks

Now it's rather common knowledge how dangerous exposure to asbestos can be. When disturbed the mineral will waft through the air and then it can be easily inhaled by people in the vicinity. Because the human body cannot expel the knife-like asbestos fibers, over the course of time potentially fatal diseases such as mesothelioma and asbestosis can develop. However, although many companies in the asbestos industry have known about the dangers associated with asbestos for well over a century, for many, many decades they did absolutely nothing to protect their employees.

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