TRAGIC DEATH OF ASBESTOSIS MAN
A WEST Cumbrian man suffering from the industrial disease asbestosis died six days after receiving a £110,000 compensation payout. William Cullen, 64, of Cleator Moor, died in June from mesothelioma, a cancer caused by exposure to deadly asbestos throughout his career.
Opportunity through Excellence: SIUC launches new fundraising campaign, receives largest gift in history of the
CARBONDALE - One can call it a mix of fate and good timing that John Simmons decided to donate money to Southern Illinois University Carbondale when he did.
Koike pledges to push carbon tax to meet goals under Kyoto Protocol
Japan needs to introduce a carbon tax to cut greenhouse gas emissions and achieve its target under the Kyoto Protocol, according to Environment Minister Yuriko Koike.
Battle With Insurers Over Payout Threat
By Liz Hands Hundreds of workers in the North-East are fighting an insurance industry bid to scrap compensation payouts for an asbestos-related disease.
$10.2 million for Cancer Institute Largest gift in SIU history
An East Alton-based law firm that made a fortune suing companies for asbestos exposure pledged Friday to donate $10.2 million to Southern Illinois University's Cancer Institute in Springfield.
Surviving Mesothelioma and Other Cancers: A Patient’s Guide Is an Extraordinary New Book Written by Mesothelioma
(PRWEB) October 31, 2005 -- Surviving Mesothelioma and Other Cancers:
Surviving Mesothelioma and Other Cancers: A Patient’s Guide Is an Extraordinary New Book Written by Mesothelioma
Surviving Mesothelioma and Other Cancers: A Patient’s Guide is an extraordinary new book written by Paul Kraus that describes how he was diagnosed with a terminal cancer called mesothelioma, given a few months to live, and has survived for eight years with a good quality of life using only unconventional therapies. [PRWEB Oct 31, 2005]
ABC News' Dr. Tim Answers Questions About Smoking
Nov. 3: Responses to Viewer Questions
D-Day for Cancer Sufferer
By Craig Thompson Cancer victim Nigel Patchett has just 24-hours to decide if he will pay pounds 20,000 for a drug that could save his life. The 65-year-old is in a race against time after all efforts to halt the spread of his lung cancer failed.
SimmonsCooper to Fund New Cancer Institute at Southern Illinois University
SimmonsCooper LLC, announced today that it has pledged $10.2 million to fund a new cancer institute at Southern Illinois University .
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