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See Latest ArticlesMesothelioma in a worker who spun chrysotile asbestos at home during childhood
American Journal of Industrial Medicine, 01/15/09
Yano E et al. - Chrysotile with little contamination of tremolite can lead to early development of malignant mesothelioma when heavily exposed from childhood at a company residence with household exposure. There can be several mechanisms for tremolite to remain in the lung tissue, far exceeding chrysotile in number.
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