a écrit le 28 juin 2013 à 16h00 Thanks a lot for the helpful posting. It is also my belief that mesothelioma has
an extremely long latency time period, which means that signs of the disease might not exactly emerge till
30 to 50 years after the preliminary exposure to asbestos.
Pleural mesothelioma, and that is the most common form and has effects on the area throughout the lungs, could potentially
cause shortness of breath, breasts pains, as well as a persistent coughing,
which may result in coughing up blood vessels.
an extremely long latency time period, which means that signs of the disease might not exactly emerge till
30 to 50 years after the preliminary exposure to asbestos.
Pleural mesothelioma, and that is the most common form and has effects on the area throughout the lungs, could potentially
cause shortness of breath, breasts pains, as well as a persistent coughing,
which may result in coughing up blood vessels.
