Your only asbestos cancer news source! Click on each item to read full story.   Asbestos removal licenses online read story Indiana's environmental agency is giving the state's asbestos removal professionals the new option of renewing their state licenses online. State officials say the feature that debuted Wednesday will   Mesothelioma: Hospice wins landmark victory in asbestos cancer case read story Court decision to make engineering firm pay £10,000 towards care of victim to open door for more claims from hospices Hospices that care for victims of a form of cancer caused by asbestos exposure hope to get help with treatment costs following a landmark court ruling. After a three-year legal battle the high court has ruled that a company that exposed a former worker, who later died of ...   Lung cancer death linked to asbestos read story A MAN died five weeks after becoming ill with a form of lung cancer which has a high association with previous asbestos exposure, an inquest in Dublin has been told.   State adopts online asbestos license renewal tool read story INDIANAPOLIS - Indiana's environmental agency is giving the state's asbestos removal professionals the new option of renewing their state licenses online.   State makes it easier to renew asbestos-removal license read story Indiana currently licenses about 2,500 asbestos-removal professionals each year.   Throat cancer: What are the symptoms? read story Michael Douglas' diagnosis sheds new light on throat cancer Michael Douglas made headlines today with the announcement that he is being treated for stage 4 throat cancer. Symptoms include a sore throat, difficulty swallowing, hoarseness and even ear pain.   What are the symptoms of throat cancer? read story Michael Douglas' diagnosis sheds new light on throat cancer Michael Douglas made headlines today with the announcement that he is being treated for stage 4 throat cancer.   Asbestos mine gets $3.5M from Que. government read story The Quebec government will guarantee a $3.5-million line of credit for one of the province's last asbestos mines.   Cancer research fellow seeks volunteers for early detection of lung cancer study read story A UQ study is seeking at-risk volunteers to help aid early detection and treatment of lung cancer.   Fighting for Karen read story On June 24, Aurora resident Karen Miller was rushed to the hospital. For the past two years, she'd suffered from shortness of breath, but this time she was having chest pains and didn't look good. "When we first got to the hospital, they thought she was having a heart attack," said Dorthy Treadway, also an Aurora resident and one of Miller's four daughters. "They gave her some chest X-rays and ...