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An investigation into asbestos related disease in the dental industry
1Partner and Head of Industrial Diseases, Wake Smith & Tofields, 68 Clarkehouse Road, Sheffield S10 2LJ. chris.fry@wake-smith.com
British Dental Journal
|May 23, 2009
Abstract:
This article discusses the dangers of the asbestos-based disease mesothelioma and the possible origins of this form of cancer in dental professionals. The potential for an increase in diagnosed cases of mesothelioma among dentists and technicians in future is highlighted.
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