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Research on Chrysotile

The National Library of Medicine's indexers, who file every article in PubMed under subject headings (MeSH), filed 1,050 studies in our library under “Asbestos, Serpentine,” its name for chrysotile. The indexing is NLM's, not ours. For what these studies mean for people exposed, read our page on chrysotile. Each entry links to the study on PubMed and to its journal's page in our library, where you can read the abstract.

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“Research on Chrysotile.” AsbestosClaims.Law Library. https://asbestosclaims.law/library/research/topics/chrysotile.

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