Life expectancy of someone with emphysema?
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My dad(now 57) got diagnosed last year. He did not quite smoking either. He doesn’t really seem to care, or realize that this is a life-threatening disease. I have done a little research, but what are his chances of living until he is 60. He sleeps with an oxygen mask. He smokes at least a pack a day, drinks coffee, doesn’t exercise. It is sad how horrible he lives his life, but I am only 15, and want him to see me graduate.. Is it possible this can happen. And if so, how much longer do you think he could have. They diagnosed him when he passed out soo much, because he had a build up of tar in his lungs he couldn’t breathe. That was last year or 2 years ago, but I remember about 5-7 years ago that happened too. He passed out while driving because he couldn’t get any oxygen, could that have been the emphysema too, meaning he has had it for more than a year or two? I want him to see me get married. Have children, live my life. I doubt that will happen, but at least I want him to see me graduate. My grandpa promised me he would live long enough to see me graduate, unfortunately he passed away from cancer 2 years ago. I never expected my dad not to live that long either. I wanted both of them, and now I may not have either of them. What do you think?
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Answer by Extra Stuff
My father also , a smoker, was diagnosed at age 60, and died at 84, but he did not use oxygen.
Everyone is different and there is no set rule on how long one can live with this disease.
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Part 1- Tucson Respiratory Rally – My Life
Len Geiger’s presentation at the American Lung Association in Arizona’s Tucson Respiratory Rally
Respiratory Decade: key words and principles
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My uncle found out he has liver cancer, He has been an on and off Alcoholic for most of his life he is now in?
Question by Katrina D: My uncle found out he has liver cancer, He has been an on and off Alcoholic for most of his life he is now in?
his 50′s. All I know so far is they saw a spot on his liver originally and now they know its cancer. How diar is this news? My mom had breast cancer and made it through after cemo and radiation, and my dad had kidney cancer and was fine after they took out the kidney. But I have heard Liver cancer is more fatal? Any advise would help.
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Answer by Spuddie
hey katrina
my great grandma recently died of similar cancer
but then again she was 94
i think you should be concerned for your uncle but not awaiting his death or anything drastic
further news from the doctors will give you closure
all the best xx
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What is life like for a person with Cystic Fibrosis after a lung transplant?
Question by Bruce W: What is life like for a person with Cystic Fibrosis after a lung transplant?
I heard, and I may be wrong, that a person who receives a lung transplant will need this repeated within a few years, perhaps 5 years? What is a person’s quality of life like after a double lung transplant? Will the person develop CF problems in the new lungs? How long are people living after a lung transplant?
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Answer by gangadharan_nair
Lungs- Since this organ’s main attachments are rather simple, lung transplantation is not too difficult a surgical procedure. Lung transplantation has been performed on several patients, and there is no doubt that one day, transplatation of this organ is quite common.
There are several patients who has received donor lungs. Unfortunately, to date, no one has survived for very long after this procedure even when operative recovery has ensued. Fatal rejection reaction have occurred in all cases.
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Life ruined. All hope is gone?
Question by Brian C: Life ruined. All hope is gone?
3 years ago my life was on an upward path. Work was going great. I was promoted and told I had a great future. I am from England and was asked to work for my company in California. This was a big deal. They send their best people to CA to learn more about the business and then the theory goes they get transferred back as senior managers. Ever since then everything has gone wrong. Work didn’t go great. I met this woman who was very beautiful but who was a complete liar – I was just too dumb to realize it. I fell in love with her she cleaned me out financially and left in the car I bought her with some guy she had been cheating on me with throughout our relationship. Work went worse after this. I thought about going home but was too embarrassed – everyone at work in England knows about how stupid I was and how badly I let her treat me.
Then my father was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in March of this year. I asked for a job at home and was offered my old job back. This might sound dumb but this hurts my pride very much. Its like I have wasted the last three years. People who were junior when I left are now my superior. Basically my career is ruined, I am ashamed and embarrassed for being so dumb with my “GF”, i owe a lot of money.
My father passed away 4 weeks ago. I thought that I would have been able to spend more time with him and I know this sounds selfish but now I regret moving back home. There will be no opportunity to transfer back to CA again.
To top all this off I bought a second hand car in a hurry with the last of my money and it has turned out to be a heap of junk.- has a check engine light already.
I never thought of suicide before but feel my life is completely ruined and that at 33 that I am trapped with nothing and that there is no point in going on.
Anyone have any ways to even begin to see a way out of this mess?
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Answer by His
Sorry to hear all of this but it could get worst I have five kids cant get a loan for a 50,000 house my rental house is being forclosed my two kids fathers refuse to pay child suport I been sick off and on my last pregancy was on bedrest lost my job completly no demotion complety gone,college loans defaulted. it could get a whole lot worse count your blessings who cares what everyone elese thinks of you we all make mistakes and learn from them and move on be strong the strong survive
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Life ruined. Hope Gone!?
Question by Brian C: Life ruined. Hope Gone!?
3 years ago my life was on an upward path. Work was going great. I was promoted and told I had a great future. I am from England and was asked to work for my company in California. This was a big deal. They send their best people to CA to learn more about the business and then the theory goes they get transferred back as senior managers. Ever since then everything has gone wrong. Work didn’t go great. I met this woman who was very beautiful but who was a complete liar – I was just too dumb to realize it. I fell in love with her she cleaned me out financially and left in the car I bought her with some guy she had been cheating on me with throughout our relationship. Work went worse after this. I thought about going home but was too embarrassed – everyone at work in England knows about how stupid I was and how badly I let her treat me.
Then my father was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in March of this year. I asked for a job at home and was offered my old job back. This might sound dumb but this hurts my pride very much. Its like I have wasted the last three years. People who were junior when I left are now my superior. Basically my career is ruined, I am ashamed and embarrassed for being so dumb with my “GF”, i owe a lot of money.
My father passed away 4 weeks ago. I thought that I would have been able to spend more time with him and I know this sounds selfish but now I kind of regret moving back home. There will be no opportunity to transfer back to CA again.
To top all this off I bought a second hand car in a hurry with the last of my money and it has turned out to be a heap of junk.- has a check engine light already.
I never thought of suicide before but feel my life is completely ruined and that at 32 there I am trapped with nothing and that there is no point in going on.
Anyone have any ways to even being to see a way out of this mess?
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Answer by Areia
Every experience is an opportunity to grow and change. You spent three strange years of your life making bad decisions, but your life is not over. Your dad getting sick gave you an opportunity to change the direction your life was going and leave California. Now you have these intense memories and experiences. Even these painful experiences are special in their own way, and sometimes sadness and loss can be a very beautiful thing. Try writing your experiences down. You sound like you have an interesting story to tell. You have nothing to be ashamed of. You took a risk and experienced some crazy shit. Now you’re a different person who will arrive stronger than before. With confidence you can achieve anything.
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Life ruined. No hope left?
Question by Brian C: Life ruined. No hope left?
3 years ago my life was on an upward path. Work was going great. I was promoted and told I had a great future. I am from England and was asked to work for my company in California. This was a big deal. They send their best people to CA to learn more about the business and then the theory goes they get transferred back as senior managers. Ever since then everything has gone wrong. Work didn’t go great. I met this woman who was very beautiful but who was a complete liar – I was just too dumb to realize it. I fell in love with her she cleaned me out financially and left in the car I bought her with some guy she had been cheating on me with throughout our relationship. Work went worse after this. I thought about going home but was too embarrassed – everyone at work in England knows about how stupid I was and how badly I let her treat me. Then my father was diagnosed with terminal lung cancer in March of this year. He is going downhill fast and will be lucky to survive to the end of the year. I asked for a job at home and was offered my old job back. This might sound dumb but this hurts my pride very much. Its like I have wasted the last three years. People who were junior when I left will now be my superior. Basically my career is ruined, I am ashamed and embarrassed for being so dumb with my “GF” and my father is dying of cancer. I never thought of suicide before but feel my life is completely ruined and that at 32 there is no point in going on.
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Answer by aestivalbird
Wow. Your life does seem to have taken many bad turns here. I wish there was more I could do to offer you as some sort of solution to this all, but I know I cannot. I do however embark to say that death is not the best answer. Your father is losing his life without his consent and you wish to throw yours away.
If it would be of any help, I extend my friendship. I am here and willing to talk.
Message me, you are not alone!
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Porter Wagoner – The Cold Hard Facts Of Life
Porter Wagoner – The Cold Hard Facts Of Life Porter Wayne Wagoner (August 12, 1927 — October 28, 2007) was a popular American country music singer known for his flashy Nudie and Manuel suits and blond pompadour. He introduced the young Dolly Parton near the beginning of her career on his long-running television show, and they were a well-known duet throughout the late 1960s and early 1970s. Known as Mr. Grand Ole Opry, Wagoner charted 81 singles from 1954–1983. He was elected to the Country Music Hall of Fame. Until his illness and death, Wagoner appeared regularly on the Grand Ole Opry and toured actively. He died from lung cancer in Nashville on October 28, 2007. Wagoner’s funeral was held November 1, 2007 at the Grand Ole Opry House. He is buried at Woodlawn Memorial Park Cemetery in Nashville. Dolly Parton performed a concert at her Tennessee theme park, Dollywood, in his memory after his death. Porter Wagoner Boulevard in his native West Plains, Missouri is named in his honor.
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CANCER IS RACIST TO LIFE !!
Finally grieving my Mothers passing from cancer after 20 years and surviving cancer myself in 2006. My goal with this video is to help others and learn more about this disease. Also, to share my past life experiences that led me into a world of events and mental confusion, also; where God has me presently heading.
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So how do you take down corrupt government officials? Investigate and report on their wrongdoings until those officials resign or are sent to jail. That is exactly what happened in 1982-1983 when a group of Cerritos College interns and two high school interns (one was me) staffed a local news show and set out to report newscast after newscast what one Government Watchdog had discovered in the City of Norwalk. Through a series of reports during very tense newscasts with City officials watching over us we presented the facts. Later our cameras would witness the resignation of a well liked City Administrator who got his “hand caught in the cookie jar.” I was 15 at the time but my suspicion of government officials never left me. In the series of reports I worked as cameraperson, editor and operated video tape during the live broadcasts. I had the pleasure of working with what would end up being the finest group of journalist ever assembled for a community based newscast. This videotape copy is of poor quality since it was recorded on VHS in the very slow SLP mode. It was an air check for the anchor and is believed to be the only surviving copy of that 1983 news special. Note: In 1998, Kraus was serving as interim city manager of Baldwin Park, California when a reporter from the Times called him seeking comment about his tenure as city manager of Norwalk, California in 1983. According to Kleinheider, Kraus resigned from his interim position within three hours of the call. Why …
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Mesothelioma Claims Another Life
This is one of the last videos of Bernard Groves, a hardworking family man, who lost his life to pleural mesothelioma, caused by exposure to asbestos from many decades ago. In this video, Mr. Groves was sharing his experience working with mesothelioma lawyers from the law firm of Levy Phillips & Konigsberg LLP (www.mesotheliomalawyersusa.com), and was stressing the importance of finding the right lawyers to take the challenging task of working on a case as complex as mesothelioma cases are. With offices in New York, New Jersey, and California, Levy Phillips & Konigsberg LLP is a nationwide leader in asbestos litigation and has been representing families affected by mesothelioma for more than 25 years. For more information, please visit the firm’s website at http DISCLAIMER: ***************** This testimonial is a real life story from a client of Levy Phillips & Konigsberg LLP. This person was not an actor/actress and has not been paid or provided any compensation for his/her participation. This is an attorney advertisement. Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome.
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Life | A Table of Fallen Heroes
Brenden Fosters Story: cosmos.bcst.yahoo.com Wackadoodle free zone: www.youtube.com You can make donations at their webpage here: www.tjsjourney.com Brett Rambles here: www.youtube.com For my regular viewers I am going to be taking a sort of vacation from posting videos on youtube and switch topic on you. This is a serious topic and trust that it is something you can relate to. The holiday season is starting and we are getting into gear with the usual things. By tomorrow most of our tables will be set with Thanksgiving dinner. Some of our dinners will be big and elaborate, others will not. Others will certainly show the sign of the times. I can not begin to understand the screaming psychological pain that is to have a child that is considered terminally ill. This is probably the most horrific pain I can think of. I would also hope that no one ever know this as their reality. I know the battle with cancer through three family members who died of small cell lung cancer that will never be forgotten. First my mother in law Helen Corona who was more of a mother to me in 6 short years that I knew her than my own mother a person that was giving, dignified, witty and powerful. To date her memory reminds me to help someone elses grandma when I see them struggling with groceries at the store as she would have never asked for help she was one of many of the Rosie the riveter women who took their husbands jobs during WWII while the men went to war today we live in the shadow of their …
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Asbestos Exposure and Disease in Iron Manufacture 1979 Working For Your Life LOHP
Wire insulated with felted asbestos was used in high-temperature and rugged applications from the 1920s. Wire of this type, made with chrysotile asbestos, was sold by General Electric under the trade name “Deltabeston.” In 1942, a General Electric manager described controlling asbestos published by the Pennsylvania Occupational Disease Prevention Bulletin No. 93: Exhausting asbestos fiber and dust in wire insulation manufacture (available at www.egilman.com . This 1942 document says “The use of asbestos fiber in the manufacture of insulated wire usually introduces a dust control problem … includes a complete program of control not only the essential exhausting and collecting equipment for controlling the asbestos fly and dust at its source [and] a routine inspection and maintenance of all systems, a periodic check of air conditions, thorough physical exam of all new employees and re-examination periodically for all employees.” Unfortunately these precaution appear to have not been applied at this appliance manufacturing plant, even decades later. Tolearn how you can help prevent asbestos-related disease, link to and join the Asbestos Disease Awareness Organization (ADAO), an independent organization founded in 2004. ADAO seeks to give asbestos victims and concerned citizens a united voice to raise public awareness about the dangers of asbestos exposure. ADAO is the largest victims’ organization dedicated to preventing asbestos-related diseases through education and …
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Q&A: Is this likely to cause me major health problems in later life? (i.e. cancer, copd, emphysema)?
Question by will s: Is this likely to cause me major health problems in later life? (i.e. cancer, copd, emphysema)?
I’m 16, and i’ve smoked on average about 8 a day for about 8 months. I am now quitting, because I’m a football referee, and I only started smoking when I dislocated my knee, so I couldn’t referee. My knee is better now, and I will be back refereeing in a few weeks
My great granddad died from lung cancer in his 50s, but he smoked 20 a day for years, and health wise, I tend to take after the other side of my family. My granny on his side of the family (his daughter) smoked 20 a day for 40 years (though she never inhaled) and is now nearly 80 and still fit as a fiddle.
There’s a slight history of cancer in the female side of the other side of my family – both my granny and my aunt have had breast cancer.
I just want to know, is this 8 months of idiocy likely to come back and haunt me?
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Answer by Ricky D
It might, but don’t let the thought ruin your happiness. I smoked for 30 years and don’t have lung cancer. I have heart attacks, unexplained lumps in many other places, ED that is improving now that I’m off the weed, jaundice, partial amnesia, type 2 diabetes, kidney and gall stones, rapidly deteriorating hearing and vision, impossible bad breath, occasional incontinence in both openings that is getting worse, and gout.
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Q&A: 17 YEARS OLD AND WORRIED SICK. WILL LIFE GET ANY BETTER EVER!?!?!?!?! :( UGHHHHH!!!!!?
Question by linda h: 17 YEARS OLD AND WORRIED SICK. WILL LIFE GET ANY BETTER EVER!?!?!?!?! 
UGHHHHH!!!!!?
Heres my story, well im 17 years old, and have a amazing boyfriend.
I am a fun outgoing person, and i love to have fun!
Well here about 2 months ago i got scared i had cancer because u kept getting sick and couldnt get rid of my sinus infection. Well then i developed fluids in my ears (i was sooo dizzy, and felt like i was dying!) and then i got some type of stomach virus, with vomiting, i only vomited like 3 times though.. Well i think somewhere in all that worrying i got (health?) anxiety.
Well i just had a check up about 5 weeks ago, he said im very healthy cause i was concerned.
And yesterday i went BACK to the doctor cause i have been having twitching (like spasms kinda?) all over my body, like jerking, ticks, in my arms, legs, HEAD back, shoulders, ect. Plus my head feels shaky sometimes, and sometimes my hands do, this stuff happens even when im not anxious, i dont even really feel anxious until this stuff happens. Well the twitching is worse in the mornings, and happens throughout the day, but when i dont think about it, it dont happen as much. So anyway, This was a diff doctor cause my original one was out of the office. Well she listened to me well, then listened to my heart, lungs, checked my reflexes, asked me questions, turned off the light and looked in my eyes really good, made me follow them with her finger, and then told me that my symptoms are real, im not imaging them, they are like neurogical symptoms ( like the twitching ) but there is nothing neurogically wrng with me, that my mind and body play a big role together, and my mind is making my do all ths thats it is part depression, and some anxiety too.
I have had some stuff going on like, i started a new program at school, my boyfriend whom i am obsessivly inlove with just got locked up, and my parents and i constantky argue. But even worse things have happend, yet i never developed anxiety from anything else, even worse sentiatuions, so why would i get it now all a sudden???
what do you guys think, my mom gets frusterated when i say things like “wht if she missed something” my mom get mad because she has been hearing this for a long time now because i bug her day and night about it.
Also sometmes i get confused, and mix my words up. my head feels like unsteady, moves uncontrollably.
is this normal with anxiety? do you guys think i should listen to my doctor?? or do you think it is something serious i should go get help for.?
my mom tells me im a hypercondriac, which i do sorta agree, but i dont know how to over come this fear somthings wrong with me.
im also ADD so doc put me on Shatarra.
and today i have been feeling spacy and kinda nervous!
is this anxiety/depression, and how do i overcome this??
HAS ANY1 ELSE EXPERIANCED THIS? PLEASE TELL ME IF YOU HAVE I FEEL SO ALONE!
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Semiconductor Industry Workers Ask for Chemical Information 1979 Working For Your Life LOHP
This clip is from the late 1970s in the early days of the semiconductors industry and before workers had the right to know what chemicals they worked with and were exposed to on the job.. Due to rapid changes in this industry, manufacturing processes and their associated hazards may change completely every few years. These changes make hazard assessments more difficult to complete and require that they be conducted more often. Common hazards may include exposure to solvents, acid and caustic solutions, toxic metals, and radiation. For a look at the hazards from the late 1990s, read the article Where the Chips Fall at www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov . For current information, go to OSHA’s website at www.osha.gov This is from the wonderful 1979 film, Working for Your Life (58 minutes, Labor Occupational Health Program) explores the health and safety conditions of America’s working women by examining the hazards and demands they face in their workplaces. Andrea Hricko and Ken Light, working for LOHP at the time, created this important documentary film. The film is based on the 1976 handbook – Working for Your Life: A Woman’s Guide to Job Health Hazards, by Andrea Hricko with Melanie Brunt. A joint publication of Labor Occupational Health Program and Public Citizen’s Health Research Group This handbook is available on the internet at content.cdlib.org . Filmed in over 40 workplaces, this film highlights occupations that are both traditional ones for women (such as clerical and hospital …
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Q&A: How accurate are Dr’s on life expectancy?
Question by A: How accurate are Dr’s on life expectancy?
I asked a ? a month back or so about my mothers cancer. She has breast cancer that metastasized to her brain. The were able to control it until recently. Chemo for the cancer in the rest of her body is no longer an option and neither is radiation on the brain. They said they would do it but it was my mothers wish to stop treatments. Her oncologist gave her 3 wks to 3 months to live. It was a shock but he said it is an extremely aggressive cancer. We have seen many of the signs which include not eating, sleeping for 20-22 hours a day( which this week has been the exact opposite due to a steroid they have her taking for swelling), she hasn’t been able to walk for a month now, and she also hasn’t been going to the bathroom for days. The baffling part is when she is awake she is relatively alert and is still “mom”, it is hard to beleive 3wks she could be gone.
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Answer by Paddy 1969
Doctors are not seers ( although they appear to portray themselves as such ), they can give some general time frame, but whether it is accurate is another story. In general they give the minimum life expectancy time, because really they do not know what the actual period left would be. Remember that reality often works quite differently, so it is best to disregard the 3 months assessment and just be optimistic. Life tends to be anything but predictable.
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How many people are infected with lung disease at some point of their life?
Question by ryantc213: How many people are infected with lung disease at some point of their life?
What is your source?
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Answer by HK3738
lung disease is a huge group of diseases, infections are a small part of this group, what is your questions, feel free to email me
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Why are humans the only species that pollutes to the detriment of life? Can’t blame that on God can we?
Question by Bilbo Baggins: Why are humans the only species that pollutes to the detriment of life? Can’t blame that on God can we?
Since all other life on this planet is unaware of wastes they create,…….then why is it never a detriment to earths ecological system?
It is a living mechanical circulatory system isn’t it? It shows there is an organized design of a Supreme Creator.
Most animals and fish contribute waste to their environments that are essentially the same as human waste (fecal matter laden with bacteria and reduced compounds). If the population of an environment exceeded the capability of the environment to neutralize or at least tolerate those wastes, certain organisms will begin to die. This limit is known as the “carrying capacity” of the environment. In general, nature is wise enough to not naturally reach this limit in most instances, such that most systems can self regulate themselves and avoid reaching this limit.
There are examples of individual organisms that can excrete specific pollutants or toxins into an environment, usually as a defense mechanism. There are also plenty of examples of organisms that can detoxify and store pollutants from an environment in their bodies, making the overall environment “safer” (until the organism dies, at which point some toxins can be re-released to the environment).
Just What ARE Humans Thinking?……….
Affected people: 275,000
Pollutants: Organic chemicals, oil, heavy metals including mercury.
Source: Petrochemical and industrial sites
Affected people: 2,600,000
Pollutants: Hexavalent chromium and other metals
Source: Chromite mines and processing
Affected people: 140,000
Pollutants: Lead and other heavy metals
Source: Mining and processing
Affected people: Initially 5.5m, now disputed
Pollutants: Radioactive dust
Source: Meltdown of reactor core in 1986
Affected people: 300,000
Pollutants: Chemicals
and toxic by-products, including Sarin and VX gas. Also lead, phenols.
Source: Cold War-era chemical weapons manufacturing. The principal site of chemical weapons production during the Cold War, Dzerzinsk is now a centre of chemical manufacturing. Over a period of 70 years until 1998, 300,000 tons of chemical waste were dumped, leaching almost 200 chemicals into groundwater. The drinking water is heavily contaminated and the life expectancy for men is just 42.
Pollutants: Air pollution – particulates, sulphur dioxide, heavy metals (nickel, copper, cobalt, lead, selenium), phenols, hydrogen sulphide.
Source: The mining and processing of nickel and other related metals.
The snow is black in Norilsk, and 16 per cent of child deaths at the former Siberian slave labour camp are caused by respiratory illnesses related to the city’s mining operations. Residents at the world’s largest heavy metals smelting complex suffer a horrifying range of illnesses including respiratory illnesses and lung cancer
. Birth defects are common.
Affected People: 71,000
Pollutants: Chemicals, heavy metals
Source: Industry estates
Affected people: 255,000
Pollutants: Lead, cadmium
Source: Lead mining and processing
Affected People: 3,000,000
Pollutants: Fly-ash, carbon monoxide, nitrogen oxides, sulphur dioxide, arsenic, lead.
Source: Automobile and industrial emissions
Affected people: 35,000
Pollutants: Lead, copper, zinc, sulphur dioxide.
Source: Heavy-metal mining and processing
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Answer by Zoltan Socrates
question is toolong.
cows contribute more methane to the atmosphere than man, explain that
ps – god is A LIE
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What happens in the 4th stage of ovarian cancer How long is life expectancy in this final stage?
Question by augs67: What happens in the 4th stage of ovarian cancer How long is life expectancy in this final stage?
My best friend is in stage 4 of ovarian cancer. She has hospice at her house. It seems to me, that she only has a few weeks left to live. Can she continue to live for 3 or 4 more months? Or does it depend of the individual person? Her cancer has spread to many of her organs.
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Answer by bod b
This link provides the information and statistics. It’s very much of a downer. I am sorry you have this misfortune.
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