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Asbestos Diseases Research Institute

Address: Gate 3 Hospital Rd

Website: http://www.adri.org.au

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25.01.2022 ADRI says a big thank you to Sandie and Thuy for this kind donation of $800 to ADRI. Sandie, a mesothelioma survivor, made masks during the Covid-19 lockdown and the team at Physiowise Oatlands sold them to clients with proceeds being forwarded to ADRI. www.physiowise.com.au Every bit of happy help is greatly appreciated and supports the research work of ADRI

24.01.2022 Incredibly grateful to Asbestos Awareness Month for their continued support of ADRI through their Blue Lamington Drive. This is a sweet way to show your support of our critical research toward treatment of Mesothelioma and other asbestos related diseases. Check out details in the link and be sure to look over their site for everything you need to do to keep safe from asbestos.

21.01.2022 Good advice about keeping up with you nutritional needs. Thank you LFA

20.01.2022 The annual Meso March in May continued in spirit last weekend with folk taking time to reflect on the hard work of their loved one enduring extensive treatment to stay as well as possible, and others quietly remembering the loved one they have lost. Enjoy the photos of the Meso March activities of people last weekend. Thank you for the kind donations ADRI has received towards their work of discovering the unknown that surrounds the aggressive nature of mesothelioma. Any donation is most appreciated at any time, and more so right now as we all struggle with social, emotional and financial constraints during the Covid-19 crisis.

19.01.2022 The ADRI Mesothelioma Support Service remains business as usual. We will continue to call patients & families and forward relevant emails.If you know of someone with mesothelioma that needs support please encourage them to contact us, or ask their permission for us to call them and you contact us. Importantly, you can contact us on 9767 9854, 1300 237 400 or by by email [email protected] The April 7th General meeting at Revesby Workers Club will become a teleconference/vi...deo-conference meeting. The April 23rd EPP meeting will also become a teleconference/video-conference meeting. The Meso March in May, Sunday May 3rd is cancelled. The Education day, Monday May 4th will be reformatted to a media based activity.

18.01.2022 We value very much your support throughout 2019 and hope it will continue through 2020. Please keep safe on the roads as you move around celebrating Christmas and the associated holiday season. You might like to test yourself for safety on the road in relation to tired driving.

15.01.2022 Today launches Australia's Asbestos Awareness Week. It is critically important that we all pay extra attention when renovating and gardening because the dangers of Asbestos are very real and they are life threatening. To learn more about what we do at ADRI and how you can help support our work check out www.adri.org.au

15.01.2022 In light of the recent bushfire crisis in Australia, our thoughts are with all those who have been affected by the devastation to our country and to those who put their lives on the line day and night in the service of their community, the firefighters. One of the risks faced by all affected is when asbestos-containing materials are damaged or disturbed during bushfires which can bring about risks to the health of those exposed to fibres. Firefighters are at the highest risk ...and we hope that authorities are taking appropriate measures. Lessons should be learnt from the fact that many firefighters post-response 9/11 (NY) did incur asbestos exposure and early health effects are emerging (Lancet). Here is a helpful video produced by Asbestos Awareness Ambassador, Cherie Barber that provides useful information for all those affected by this national bushfire tragedy who may come into contact with asbestos that is damaged or disturbed during the bushfires. For more information please visit https://asbestosawareness.com.au/bushfires/ See more

11.01.2022 Join us at the iMig Public Forum on Wednesday 25th March in Brisbane - see the link attached. You are welcome to contact the ADRI Mesothelioma Support Nurses for more information about mesothelioma. https://imig2020.org/

11.01.2022 Our annual 'Meso March in May" will not be taking place this year due to COVID-19. However, we still want to recognise the challenges of those who live with mes...othelioma and acknowledge those who care for or have lost a loved someone from this disease. With this in mind, we invite you to join us for a virtual walk. A walk of any distance in any place, be it your home, your garden or your community providing it meets the current COVID-19 safety restrictions. We invite you to share your walk with us by email or as a photo that reflects your activity. With your permission we will share this on our website within a message to raise awareness about the dangers of exposure to asbestos. Thank you in advance for your participation and if you would like to support research into asbestos-related diseases donate here http://adri.org.au/support-us/

09.01.2022 Relevant information for anyone with an Asbestos Related Lung Disease.

08.01.2022 Asbestos still lurks in 1 in 3 Australian homes so knowing what NOT to do when renovating is essential - and who hasn't been doing a little renovating during Covid? Check out asbestosawareness.com.au for everything you need to know to keep you and your family safe during those renovation rescues, big or small.

07.01.2022 ADRI recently held a Training Workshop on Asbestos-Related Diseases (ARD) in Fiji (2-3 Dec 2019). This video-clip shows one of the workshop’s highlight: in-depth training on the pathological diagnosis of mesothelioma. Note that mesothelioma is still a very difficult ARD to diagnose in many countries. The training uses a multi-header microscope so the trainer (expert pathologist) guides the trainees through example slides to make a differential diagnosis.

07.01.2022 We were delighted to welcome Board Members and the CEO of Revesby Workers' Club on Thursday to unveil the plaque honouring their significant contribution to our work. Group picture: E/Professor Ken Takahashi Director, ADRI with Mr Daryl Melham President RWC. Behind is Dr Ben Johnson (ADRI), Kylie Wilkinson, Ian Stromborg, Scott Bennetts and Christine Behham (all RWC), Dr YY Chen (ADRI) & Dennis Hayward (RWC).

05.01.2022 Please share this important information with family, friends, and especially anyone associated with your local Firies.

04.01.2022 National Asbestos Awareness Week kicks off next Monday so we will be sharing important messages throughout the week, but as we head to the weekend, this one here is a must read for anyone thinking of DYI renovations. Please stay safe.

04.01.2022 The day before his 21st Birthday, Lindsay Wall began his apprenticeship as a fitter and turner. He was exposed to asbestos fibres in his day-to-day work. Tragically, Lindsay passed away from mesothelioma on 8 November 2019. He was only 65 years-old. Lindsay wanted to share his story with other tradies in the hope that they would take the warnings seriously and avoid any exposure to asbestos fibres that can kill. Please share his story with your family, friends and tradie work... mates and together we can help save lives. For detailed information on how to protect yourself, your family and your mates, visit www.asbestosawareness.com.au where you can download many FREE resources specific to a wide range of trades and learn where asbestos might be located and how to stay safe when working on domestic, commercial or rural properties. Additional information can also be found at safework.nsw.gov.au/asbestos it’s not worth the risk! #AsbestosAwareness #HealthyHouseChecklist #AsbestosSafety #AsbestosRisks #AsbestosIsNotWorthTheRisk #AsbestosAwarenessForTradies https://vimeo.com/377200535/c1b205e1d6