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The Health Hazards of Asbestos
by balisunset, Jul 30, 2008
Asbestos, the fibrous silicate minerals found in mined rock, has long been used in many commercial products. Common usages of asbestos have included insulation, pipe, roofing shingles, wall plaster, and cement.
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Who Need Osteopathy Treatment?
by balisunset, Jul 30, 2008
The most common complaints are bad backs, neck problems, and joint problems such as tennis elbow, frozen shoulder, and arthritis.
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Computer Vision Syndrome
by Summer18, Aug 7, 2008
Tips for dealing with aggravated eye-strain.
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Understanding Black Lung Disease
by balisunset, Aug 25, 2008
Black lung is legally defined as the man-made occupational lung disease caused by the prolonged inhalation of silica and carbon found in coal mine dust. The term black lung arose from the black coloring of the lungs due to the heavy deposits of coal dust, as opposed to the pink color of a healthy lung. Other names for this disease include miner’s asthma, silicosis, and coal workers’ pneumoconiosis.
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