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Inhaling microscopic asbestos fibres can cause [[asbestosis]] and [[mesothelioma]] - defined by the World Health Organization as cancer

...aw|banned in several countries]], including Australia itself, due to its [[asbestosis]]- and [[mesothelioma]]-causing Asbestos content.

...se cancer, especially in people who smoke, and inhalation can also cause [[asbestosis]]. Inhaled silica can cause [[silicosis]] and (in very rare cases) can enc

...uces [[lung cancer]]s years after professional or occasional exposition ([[asbestosis]]), asbestos use was progressively prohibited and safer [[fibre]] alternati

...uces [[lung cancer]]s years after professional or occasional exposition ([[asbestosis]]), asbestos use was progressively prohibited and safer [[fibre]] alternati

* [[Asbestosis - Compensation and Liability Disputes]]

| [[Pneumoconiosis]] (excluding [[asbestosis]]) | [[Asbestosis]]

*[[Asbestosis]]

...r]] strongly associated with exposure to asbestos and fiber glass.), and [[asbestosis]] (a type of [[pneumoconiosis]]). Long term exposure to asbestos is more l ...kers about fourteen died of mesothelioma and an unknown number died from [[asbestosis]].<ref name=hamptonroads>Burke, Bill (6 May 2001) [http://www.asbestos-atto

* [[Asbestosis - Compensation and Liability Disputes]]

...ch can be fatal. Dusts can cause lung problems, including [[silicosis]], [[asbestosis]] and [[pneumoconiosis]] (also known as miners lung or [[Coalworker's pneum

Image = Asbestosis high mag.jpg| Caption = [[Micrograph]] of [[asbestosis]] (with [[ferruginous bodies]]), a type of '''pneumoconiosis'''. [[H&E stai

* [[Asbestosis]]