Prevent Mesothelioma

Ways to prevent mesothelioma.

Preventing mesothelioma is a much better choice than trying to treat it after it has already developed. In some cases, it is not possible to prevent the disease, but for those who are trying to limit or eliminate their exposure to asbestos, there are things they can do in order to reduce their health risks. You can have far less asbestos exposure by following a few tips.

Mesothelioma Comes From Asbestos Exposure

Exposure to asbestos is what typically causes mesothelioma, although not everyone who is exposed will be affected by it. Avoiding asbestos is the most important way to reduce risk and to prevent mesothelioma. Learn more in our, "What is Mesothelioma" blog.

Avoid Disturbing Asbestos if at All Possible

For asbestos that is found in drywall, wrapped around pipes, or in products, not disturbing it may be the best choice to avoid exposure. It can be sealed or encased to prevent fibers from circulating in the air.  

Remove Asbestos With Proper Safety Precautions

In places where asbestos cannot be sealed or avoided, removing it may be what is necessary for safety and protection. If you choose to remove asbestos, will you will need an asbestos removal or remediation professional.  

Hiring a Good Mesothelioma Lawyer

If you have already been exposed to asbestos and developed mesothelioma, working with a good mesothelioma lawyer is your best option. The law firm of Wallace & Graham has many years of experience in helping employees who have been injured by occupational exposure to asbestos. We have represented thousands of workers in obtaining compensation for a disease that they should never have incurred.  Please watch our video.