Lawsuit asserts a link between welding fumes and neurological problems
In a closely scrutinized federal court case, a jury will attempt to decide whether welding fumes can cause neurological problems and diseases such as Parkinson's.
In a closely scrutinized federal court case, a jury will attempt to decide whether welding fumes can cause neurological problems and diseases such as Parkinson's.
The New York State Appeals Court affirmed the first-ever jury finding that asbestos-containing welding rods, which were sold in the early 1980s, had caused lung cancer and mesothelioma.
The welders claim they suffered serious neurological injuries resulting from exposure to welding fumes containing manganese.
Thirteen lawsuits recently filed in Nashville federal court claim there's a connection between welding fumes and Parkinson's disease.
Researchers from the U.K. and Pakistan believe that a lack of iron in the diet may make the body more likely to absorb metal in the environment, leading to problems such as lead poisoning and manganism.
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