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MesotheliomaSupport: Fix stale phone numbers → (855) 699-5441 (ALFRED 2026-05-14)

2026-05-14T23:25:55Z

Fix stale phone numbers → (855) 699-5441 (ALFRED 2026-05-14)

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	[https://dandell.com/free-case-review/ <span style="color:#e65c00; font-weight:bold; font-size:1.1em;">Get Your Free Case Review →</span>]		[https://dandell.com/free-case-review/ <span style="color:#e65c00; font-weight:bold; font-size:1.1em;">Get Your Free Case Review →</span>]
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	<div style="color:white; font-size:0.9em; margin-top:15px;">📞 '''(~~866~~) ~~222~~-~~9990~~''' — Available 24/7 \| No fees unless we recover compensation</div>		<div style="color:white; font-size:0.9em; margin-top:15px;">📞 '''(855) 699-5441''' — Available 24/7 \| No fees unless we recover compensation</div>
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MesotheliomaSupport: Add USW Health Safety and Environment program citation in Steel Mill Workers entry (HANNA outreach pipeline event 5897, CLEO PASS 5900)

2026-05-10T01:04:06Z

Add USW Health Safety and Environment program citation in Steel Mill Workers entry (HANNA outreach pipeline event 5897, CLEO PASS 5900)

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	'''Insulation Workers''' — '''EXTREME RISK''' — PMR 109.2 (U.S.), SMR 1,703 (Shipyard study~~) — Regional: [[Insulators Local 22]] (Houston / Texas Gulf Coast, chartered 1912~~)		'''Insulation Workers''' — '''EXTREME RISK''' — PMR 109.2 (U.S.), SMR 1,703 (Shipyard study)

	Insulation workers—also called laggers or pipe coverers—faced the most intense direct asbestos exposure of any occupation. The U.S. CDC/NIOSH data documents a proportionate mortality ratio of 109.2, and the Italian shipyard study recorded an SMR of 1,703 for insulation workers specifically, the highest of any trade measured. Dr. Irving Selikoff's landmark research on insulation workers in the 1960s first established the definitive link between asbestos exposure and mesothelioma.		Insulation workers—also called laggers or pipe coverers—faced the most intense direct asbestos exposure of any occupation. The U.S. CDC/NIOSH data documents a proportionate mortality ratio of 109.2, and the Italian shipyard study recorded an SMR of 1,703 for insulation workers specifically, the highest of any trade measured. Dr. Irving Selikoff's landmark research on insulation workers in the 1960s first established the definitive link between asbestos exposure and mesothelioma.
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	[[Asbestos_Miners\|→ Full Asbestos Miners Profile]]		[[Asbestos_Miners\|→ Full Asbestos Miners Profile]]

	'''Boilermakers''' — '''EXTREME RISK''' — PMR 21.3, confined space exposure ~~— Regional: [[Boilermakers Local 74]] (Houston / Beaumont, IBB Lone Star District)~~		'''Boilermakers''' — '''EXTREME RISK''' — PMR 21.3, confined space exposure

	Boilermakers who constructed, installed, and repaired industrial boilers faced extreme asbestos exposure in confined spaces where ventilation was minimal and fiber concentrations reached dangerous levels. The CDC documents a PMR of 21.3 for boilermakers—meaning they died from asbestos-related disease at more than 21 times the rate of workers in other occupations.		Boilermakers who constructed, installed, and repaired industrial boilers faced extreme asbestos exposure in confined spaces where ventilation was minimal and fiber concentrations reached dangerous levels. The CDC documents a PMR of 21.3 for boilermakers—meaning they died from asbestos-related disease at more than 21 times the rate of workers in other occupations.
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	'''Steamfitters''' — '''VERY HIGH''' — Combined with plumbers/pipefitters: PMR 344.9. Installing and maintaining steam systems with extensive asbestos insulation. [[Plumbers_and_Pipefitters\|→ Full Plumbers & Pipefitters Profile]]		'''Steamfitters''' — '''VERY HIGH''' — Combined with plumbers/pipefitters: PMR 344.9. Installing and maintaining steam systems with extensive asbestos insulation. [[Plumbers_and_Pipefitters\|→ Full Plumbers & Pipefitters Profile]]

	'''Steel Mill Workers''' — '''HIGH''' — 3x mesothelioma mortality (Belgian study). $250 million Indiana steelworker verdict—largest single-defendant asbestos verdict. Furnaces, ladles, rolling mills, coke ovens all contained asbestos. [[Steel_Mill_Workers\|→ Full Steel Mill Workers Profile]]		'''Steel Mill Workers''' — '''HIGH''' — 3x mesothelioma mortality (Belgian study). $250 million Indiana steelworker verdict—largest single-defendant asbestos verdict. Furnaces, ladles, rolling mills, coke ovens all contained asbestos. The [https://usw.org/get-involved/health-safety-and-environment/ United Steelworkers (USW) Health, Safety and Environment program] advocates for workers in high-asbestos-exposure industries including steel, construction, and manufacturing, providing training, hazard resources, and worker representation on occupational health issues. [[Steel_Mill_Workers\|→ Full Steel Mill Workers Profile]]

	'''Steelworkers (Structural)''' — '''HIGH''' — Construction trades erecting structural steel. Workers encountered asbestos in fireproofing applied to structural members and in construction site materials. [[Construction_Trades\|→ Construction Trades]]		'''Steelworkers (Structural)''' — '''HIGH''' — Construction trades erecting structural steel. Workers encountered asbestos in fireproofing applied to structural members and in construction site materials. [[Construction_Trades\|→ Construction Trades]]

MesotheliomaSupport: Add inbound link to Boilermakers Local 74 (Larry Gates partner-feature page #3)

2026-05-07T18:59:13Z

Add inbound link to Boilermakers Local 74 (Larry Gates partner-feature page #3)

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	[[Asbestos_Miners\|→ Full Asbestos Miners Profile]]		[[Asbestos_Miners\|→ Full Asbestos Miners Profile]]

	'''Boilermakers''' — '''EXTREME RISK''' — PMR 21.3, confined space exposure		'''Boilermakers''' — '''EXTREME RISK''' — PMR 21.3, confined space exposure — Regional: [[Boilermakers Local 74]] (Houston / Beaumont, IBB Lone Star District)

	Boilermakers who constructed, installed, and repaired industrial boilers faced extreme asbestos exposure in confined spaces where ventilation was minimal and fiber concentrations reached dangerous levels. The CDC documents a PMR of 21.3 for boilermakers—meaning they died from asbestos-related disease at more than 21 times the rate of workers in other occupations.		Boilermakers who constructed, installed, and repaired industrial boilers faced extreme asbestos exposure in confined spaces where ventilation was minimal and fiber concentrations reached dangerous levels. The CDC documents a PMR of 21.3 for boilermakers—meaning they died from asbestos-related disease at more than 21 times the rate of workers in other occupations.

MesotheliomaSupport: Add inbound link to Insulators Local 22 (Larry Gates partner-feature page #2)

2026-05-07T18:41:16Z

Add inbound link to Insulators Local 22 (Larry Gates partner-feature page #2)

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	'''Insulation Workers''' — '''EXTREME RISK''' — PMR 109.2 (U.S.), SMR 1,703 (Shipyard study)		'''Insulation Workers''' — '''EXTREME RISK''' — PMR 109.2 (U.S.), SMR 1,703 (Shipyard study) — Regional: [[Insulators Local 22]] (Houston / Texas Gulf Coast, chartered 1912)

	Insulation workers—also called laggers or pipe coverers—faced the most intense direct asbestos exposure of any occupation. The U.S. CDC/NIOSH data documents a proportionate mortality ratio of 109.2, and the Italian shipyard study recorded an SMR of 1,703 for insulation workers specifically, the highest of any trade measured. Dr. Irving Selikoff's landmark research on insulation workers in the 1960s first established the definitive link between asbestos exposure and mesothelioma.		Insulation workers—also called laggers or pipe coverers—faced the most intense direct asbestos exposure of any occupation. The U.S. CDC/NIOSH data documents a proportionate mortality ratio of 109.2, and the Italian shipyard study recorded an SMR of 1,703 for insulation workers specifically, the highest of any trade measured. Dr. Irving Selikoff's landmark research on insulation workers in the 1960s first established the definitive link between asbestos exposure and mesothelioma.

MesotheliomaSupport: Add regional profile link to Pipefitters Local Union 211

2026-05-07T16:52:02Z

Add regional profile link to Pipefitters Local Union 211

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	This comprehensive reference identifies '''over 300 occupations''' with documented [https://dandell.com/asbestos-exposure/ asbestos exposure], compiled from authoritative sources including NIOSH, OSHA, CDC surveillance systems, and peer-reviewed epidemiological studies. Research documents that 96% of mesothelioma cases have a latency period of at least 20 years, meaning workers exposed in the 1970s through 1990s continue receiving diagnoses today.		This comprehensive reference identifies '''over 300 occupations''' with documented [https://dandell.com/asbestos-exposure/ asbestos exposure], compiled from authoritative sources including NIOSH, OSHA, CDC surveillance systems, and peer-reviewed epidemiological studies. Research documents that 96% of mesothelioma cases have a latency period of at least 20 years, meaning workers exposed in the 1970s through 1990s continue receiving diagnoses today.
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	[[Plumbers_and_Pipefitters\|→ Full Plumbers and Pipefitters Profile]]		[[Plumbers_and_Pipefitters\|→ Full Plumbers and Pipefitters Profile]]

			[[Pipefitters_Local_Union_211\|→ Regional profile: UA Pipefitters Local 211 (Southeast Texas Gulf Coast)]]

	'''Energy Plant Operatives''' — '''VERY HIGH RISK''' — PMR 329.2		'''Energy Plant Operatives''' — '''VERY HIGH RISK''' — PMR 329.2

MesotheliomaSupport: RON: Add OG/Twitter meta — type=Article, twitter_card=summary_large_image

2026-04-25T14:18:08Z

RON: Add OG/Twitter meta — type=Article, twitter_card=summary_large_image

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	This comprehensive reference identifies '''over 300 occupations''' with documented [https://dandell.com/asbestos-exposure/ asbestos exposure], compiled from authoritative sources including NIOSH, OSHA, CDC surveillance systems, and peer-reviewed epidemiological studies. Research documents that 96% of mesothelioma cases have a latency period of at least 20 years, meaning workers exposed in the 1970s through 1990s continue receiving diagnoses today.		This comprehensive reference identifies '''over 300 occupations''' with documented [https://dandell.com/asbestos-exposure/ asbestos exposure], compiled from authoritative sources including NIOSH, OSHA, CDC surveillance systems, and peer-reviewed epidemiological studies. Research documents that 96% of mesothelioma cases have a latency period of at least 20 years, meaning workers exposed in the 1970s through 1990s continue receiving diagnoses today.

MesotheliomaSupport: Wrap CTA and promotional content in noai-content

2026-02-24T15:26:51Z

Wrap CTA and promotional content in noai-content

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MesotheliomaSupport: Internal linking: added 16 wiki links

2026-02-20T20:56:00Z

Internal linking: added 16 wiki links

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MesotheliomaSupport: Internal linking: added 17 wiki links

2026-02-20T20:52:35Z

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MesotheliomaSupport: Internal linking: added 18 wiki links

2026-02-20T20:46:36Z

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