|title=Episode 22: The Saranac Coverup - Asbestos Podcast Transcript
...ing. Dr. LeRoy Upson Gardner's suppressed 81.8% tumor discovery at Saranac Laboratory, the 1947 industry vote, and 52 years of scientific silence.
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|keywords=asbestos podcast transcript, episode 23, LeRoy Gardner, Saranac Laboratory, animal experiments, asbestos cancer suppression, November 1948 meeting, Va
...ed them. The slides were stolen within a month. He was silenced. He became Saranac director in 1954. He published in April 1995 — 41 years after becoming dire
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...| Sumner Simpson Papers (~6,000 pages), Dr. Kenneth Smith memo (1949), and Saranac Lab suppression prove deliberate concealment
The Saranac Laboratory conducted research for asbestos manufacturers and discovered that 73% of th
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* '''1936–1946:''' Saranac Laboratory studies show 73% cancer incidence in mice exposed to asbestos; industry sup
=== The Saranac Laboratory Studies (1936–1946) ===
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...aid about asbestos, the better off we are." Fourteen years after mice in a laboratory developed tumors at rates the researchers called "excessive." And now — the
'''Host 1:''' We're going to cover that. Episode 22. Saranac Laboratory. Industry-funded research that found exactly what the industry didn't want
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...uments, Lanza study, Kenneth Smith memo, Charles Roemer testimony, Saranac Laboratory, asbestos suppression 1933, paper trail
...dings be "vetted by company officials prior to publication." By 1942–1943, laboratory director Dr. LeRoy Gardner had induced malignant tumors in mice using chrys
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...bankruptcy, Lewis H. Brown, Vandiver Brown, Simpson-Brown letter, Saranac Laboratory, Selikoff, Borel v. Fibreboard, Johns Manville Trust, Section 524(g), bankr
...suppression''' — from the Simpson-Brown letter (1935) through the Saranac Laboratory cancer deletion (1936–1947), Johns-Manville coordinated with competitors to
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...estos hazards as early as 1918 (insurance industry) and 1935-1945 (Saranac Laboratory animal studies, industry internal memos). The 1943 Army-Navy "E" Award cere
'''HOST 1:''' The Saranac Laboratory studies. Industry-funded research found eighty-one point eight percent of m
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Between 1936-1947, several asbestos companies funded research at the Saranac Laboratory. According to Danziger & De Llano's historical documentation, when studies
...etter off we are." Between 1936-1947, companies funded research at Saranac Laboratory, and when studies demonstrated asbestos-cancer links, they suppressed publi
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* '''1943''' - Johns Manville suppressed Saranac Laboratory research confirming the asbestos-cancer link
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By the 1930s and 1940s, animal studies at the Saranac Laboratory — funded by Johns-Manville and Raybestos-Manhattan — showed cancer rates ex
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...verup. Multiple asbestos corporations fund research through a tuberculosis laboratory. Researchers find a link between asbestos and cancer. 1947 meeting decision
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...documents — including the now-infamous Sumner Simpson letters and Saranac Laboratory studies — later revealed that major asbestos manufacturers were aware of th
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