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A FAMILY NAME
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SILICATE FIBRES.
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TYPICALLY WHERE WAS IT USED?
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•PIPE/BOILER INSULATION
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 WHY WAS IT USED ?
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•ELECTRICITY
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•VIBRATION
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 AIRBORNE LIMITS
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 WHAT IS THE REAL RISK ?
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HSE PROJECTIONS FOR ENGLAND & WALES
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HEART DISEASE 165 000
• •CANCER
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RESPIRATORY DISEASE 56 000
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• •SUICIDES
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• WORK ACCIDENTS 235
• ASBESTOS DEATHS 2 000

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 Click 3toDistinct Diseases
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MESOTHELIOMA
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BRONCHIAL LUNG CANCER Malignant tumor
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 WHAT IS THE REAL RISK ?
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