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LEADING CANCER LINKS
Listed below are links to other cancer resources on the Internet that have information about mesothelioma.
University of Pennsylvania’s Oncolink
American Institute for Cancer Research
Malignant Mesothelioma - at Mesothelioma Aid
Sometimes people with serious illnesses would like to speak with others in the same situation. The following organizations attempt to match people with similar situations looking for mutual support.
Anderson Network (cancer)
Phone : 1-800-345-6324 (Toll Free)
Website: www.mdanderson.org/andersonnetwork
The Anderson Network, part of The University of Texas M. D. Anderson Center
in Houston has a database of 700 cancer survivors.
Cancer Hope Network (cancer)
Phone: 1-877-HOPENET (Toll Free)
Website: https://www.cancerhopenetwork.org/
Cancer Hope Network has a database of 325 patients representing 45 cancers.
Books
Libby, Montana: Asbestos and the Deadly Silence of an American Corporation by Andrea Peacock - This book just came out on Libby, Montana, the asbestos coverup; we'll tell you more about it after we've read it.
Fatal Deception: How Big Business is Still Killing Us with Asbestos
by Michael Bowker - This book should be of interest to anyone affected
by an asbestos-related illness. It chronicles the fight for justice in
Libby, Montana, site of the most lethal environmental disaster in U.S.
history. It tells in great detail of the callous disregard of the W. R.
Grace Company, both for the protection of its workers (and literally,
the town of Libby), from the deadly effects of asbestos fibers, and in
the far-reaching coverup that followed. Also mentioned, are concerns about
a possible coverup by the EPA and the government at the site of the World
Trade Center in New York, and the fact that asbestos is still an ingredient
in thousands of products in the U.S. - one of the few nations that has
still not placed a ban on its use.
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