Asbestos is known to be hazardous to our health and it can be
found almost everywhere in our surroundings. Inhaling too much
of it may result in contracting Mesothelioma which could be
fatal. Asbestos contains fibers, which are easily inhaled but
are also a problem for our lungs to remove instead. Mesothelioma
from exposure to asbestos is the most common way to contract
this often-deadly disease. The contamination all depends on the
environment, level and duration of exposure as well as your age
when you were exposed to these particles. These asbestos fibers
each have different physical characteristics which plays a
different role in the risk of the disease. The longer and
thinner it is, the easier for it to become lodged in your lungs
while those curly fibers would be more unlikely to attach
themselves. Contracting this disease is not an overnight issue,
as the effect would only take place after many years (on some
rare cases only a few years) of exposure. You could be exposed
directly to the asbestos throug