Monday, December 10, 2007

Mesothelioma Cases with Minnesota Miners

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[Best Syndication] The Gopher State Department of Health released more than information concerning 58 lawsuits of mesothelioma that occurred in their state.

The wellness federal agency said that they now cognize that a one-fourth of the workers were employed in ours for less than a year. Also there was over a one-fourth of the workers that worked in the mine for over 30 years. Most of the lawsuits of mesothelioma occurred with the mineworkers that worked more than than 30 years. There was a smattering of lawsuits of workers that developed the lung status after 60 years.

The mesothelioma lawsuits showed up with workers that were employed at six of the seven active mines. The lone exclusion was Inland Steel which is now called Minorca.

There was only three lawsuits of mesothelioma at the Conwed works located in Cloquet. This mill used to fabricate asbestos ceiling tiles.

All of the mesothelioma lawsuits were fatal, and all were in men. There have got been approxiametely 72,000 mineworkers from 1930 Ć¢€" 1980 that have worked in the mines.

The information collected will be used in three different wellness surveys of the Iron Scope miners. The surveys are being conducted by the University of Gopher State in concurrence with the wellness department.

By Mark Barone
Best Syndication News Health Writer

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