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Asbestos exposure is no joke—it can be very serious, depending on the type of asbestos fiber present and the length of exposure.
Effects of asbestos exposure
It’s been linked to debilitating diseases such as mesothelioma (a rare cancer that affects the lining of the lungs, chest cavity or abdomen), lung cancer, asbestosis, and other lung problems, such as pleural plaques (changes in the membrane surrounding the lungs) and pleural effusions (abnormal collections of fluid between the lungs and the inside wall of the chest). It’s possible that asbestos exposure could be a factor in certain other conditions, such as cancers of the gastrointestinal tract, throat, kidney, brain, bladder,…
Increasingly, people are becoming more aware of the dangers of lead, particularly to children. Lead is most commonly found in the US in paint, which was used throughout the nation in just about every building until the late 1970s. Many walls haven’t been properly de-leaded to ensure the safety and health of our children, and it’s essential that if you have young children living at home, you make sure your home has been properly evaluated for lead and if necessary, thoroughly removed.
Why is lead paint removal important?
Babies and young children love to explore with their mouths. The sense of taste is probably the most valued…
Summer is a fantastic time to catch up on all the tasks that don’t easily fit in with the hubbub of the school year. If you have kids, that means scheduling dental checkups and procedures, taking special family trips to the beach or camping, making sure the kids are current on their vaccinations in time for the school year to start, and a myriad of other important activities.
Summer To Do list musts: Home security system installation and cleaning
Another task that you should add to your To Do list this summer is making sure your home is safe and secure to…
