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  • Previous estimates of asbestos-related deaths were lower than current figures.

Purpose of the Study:

  • To summarize key aspects of the global asbestos problem.
  • To present the latest evidence on the magnitude of asbestos-related diseases.
  • To provide data for revitalizing the International Labor Organization/World Health Organization Joint Program on Asbestos-related Diseases.

Main Methods:

  • Review of documentation on asbestos-related diseases, recognition, reporting, compensation, and prevention.
  • Examination of regulatory and prevention viewpoints.
  • Analysis of estimated global incidence and mortality of asbestos-related diseases.

Main Results:

  • Asbestos causes an estimated 255,000 annual deaths, with 233,000 linked to occupational exposures.
  • Economic costs in high-income countries are substantial, equivalent to 0.70% of GDP in Western Europe.
  • Despite bans in 55 countries, global asbestos consumption remains high at approximately 2,030,000 tons annually.

Conclusions:

  • Current global efforts to eliminate asbestos and prevent exposure are inadequate.
  • Policies for banning new asbestos use and managing existing asbestos require revision and resources.
  • The International Labor Organization/World Health Organization Joint Program for the Elimination of Asbestos-Related Diseases needs revitalization, with proposed exposure limits for removal work.