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	Mesothelioma Health Information EPA studying gravel pits near the Killdeer Mountains "We'll come up with results from the EPA to try and determine the level, or any risk," said Scott Radig, director of the Health Department's division of waste management KILLDEER (AP) - Environmental Protection Agency workers have been raking softball fields and parking lots containing gravel from an area near the Killdeer Mountains to test for erionite, a mineral similar to asbestos. The state Health Department collected samples last spring, and EPA sampling began this week. "We'll come up with results from the EPA to try and determine the level, or any risk," said Scott Radig, director of the Health Department's division of waste management. "The hope is for no high-level risk," Radig said. "I would be glad if it turned out to be worry over nothing." Erionite was discovered in the Killdeer Mountains in the 1980s, and the state was considering mining it, Radig said. There were no known health risks then, he said. State geologist Ed Murphy later found out about a study of a village in Turkey that found possible links to lung cancer and mesothelioma from high exposures of erionite, Radig said. Murphy contacted the state Health Department last spring to look into the matter further, he said... (Read More) posted by MesoHealth at 9:16 AM 0 comments Lilly begins new trial on cancer drug Alimta Lilly will test its cancer drug Alimta in combination with carboplatin in the end-phase trial that will enroll 1,820 patients. INDIANAPOLIS -- Eli Lilly and Co. said Monday it has begun the largest patient trial to treat small-cell lung cancer. Lilly will test its cancer drug Alimta in combination with carboplatin in the end-phase trial that will enroll 1,820 patients. Alimta is approved to treat another form of lung cancer, mesothelioma... (Read More) posted by MesoHealth at 9:08 AM 0 comments Previous Posts State cracks down on asbestos rule Enforcement expected to add to cost of remodeling A Fight for Life: Author Describes Family's Asbestos Tragedy Oklahoma mesothelioma victim files suit in Madison County EPA studying gravel pits near the Killdeer Mountains Lilly begins new trial on cancer drug Alimta No Double Dipping Woman settles asbestos claim Drug company gets $40M in venture funds Libby’s dark secret Firm Must Pay Asbestos Costs Of $54.5 million

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