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You Didn't Work With Asbestos But You’re Still Paying the Price
It came home on clothes, skin, and boots and settled into families.
Secondary or secondhand exposure happens when asbestos fibers are brought into the home from the workplace. Family members, especially spouses doing laundry or children hugging a parent after work, inhaled these fibers daily without realizing the risk.
Even low-level exposure over time can lead to serious diseases like mesothelioma, lung cancer, or asbestosis, often years or decades later.
Types of Secondary Asbestos Exposure
Asbestos didn’t stay on the job, it followed workers home in ways no one saw coming
Laundry Exposure
Spouses and family members often shook out and washed contaminated work clothes, unknowingly releasing asbestos fibers into the air and inhaling them during routine chores.
Symtoms
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