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Asbestos exposure in the workplace?
Up until the 1980s, experts believed that asbestos was only affecting those who had worked with it during manufacturing or installation, known as occupational exposure. However, what we now know is vastly different.
We are also seeing people affected through para-occupational exposure, which includes living near asbestos-related industries or bringing it home on contaminated clothing and tools.
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