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Early structure formation of foam concrete mix containing modifying admixture
Cement based foam concrete of natural aging experiences high shrinkage of foam concrete mix in the formwork and shrinkage strain when drying. When managing the microstructure of the composite, namely the change (acceleration) of the microstructure ...
A.B. Steshenko, A.I. Kudyakov
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Effect of Polymer Additives on Improvement of Concrete Properties
This article presents a review of achievements in the research aimed at improving the main building material—concrete—along with its physical, mechanical, and operational properties. As is well known, in the near future, the role of concrete will continue to be primary in the construction of buildings and structures due to increasing demand.
Neila Ye. Bekturganova +2 more
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Abstract Objectives In Italy, asbestos was used intensively until its ban in 1992, which was extended for asbestos cement factories until 1994. The aim of this study was to evaluate the dose–response between asbestos exposure and asbestosis mortality across a pool of Italian occupational cohorts, taking into account the presence of competing risks ...
Paolo Girardi +22 more
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The importance of the role of fibroblasts in cancer microenvironment is well-recognized. However, the relationship between fibroblasts and asbestos-induced lung cancer remains underexplored.
Seunghye Yu +3 more
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Current computer vision techniques are utilized to identify several types of concrete composites based on camera images. It is found that potentially asbestos‐containing components can be distinguished well from harmless concrete after crushing. Possible future applications are discussed.
Albert Bauer, Harald Kruggel‐Emden
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The Collegium Ramazzini reaffirms its long-standing position that responsible public health action is to ban all extraction and use of asbestos, including chrysotile.
Collegium Ramazzini
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Occupational asbestos exposure and risk of esophageal cancer: A systematic review and meta‐analysis
What's new? Asbestos exposure is linked to cancer and can occur in different ways, including via ingestion or inhalation. For esophageal cancer (EC), while an association is strongly suspected, the interplay between asbestos exposure and risk remains unclear.
Monireh Sadat Seyyedsalehi +1 more
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Pleural mesothelioma (PMe): The evolving molecular knowledge of a rare and aggressive cancer
Pleural mesothelioma (PMe) is a rare but lethal pathology in which the carcinogen asbestos has a proven causative role. Asbestos travels inside the lungs and airways to prime degeneration of mesothelioma cells. Pathogenic molecular mechanisms and pathways are here outlined as well as ways for clinical intervention for this malignancy, which remains ...
Manuel Rigon +2 more
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Exposure and risks from wearing asbestos mitts
Background Very high fibre inhalation exposure has been measured while people were wearing personal protective equipment manufactured from chrysotile asbestos.
Tindall Matthew +2 more
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Abstract The Lizard ophiolite, Cornwall, South‐West England, is the largest and best‐preserved ophiolite within the Variscan orogenic belt. It forms part of the Rheic‐Rhenohercynian suture zone, and was obducted northwestward onto the passive continental margin of Avalonia (Laurussia) during the Middle Devonian.
Tobermory C. Mackay‐Champion +7 more
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