MESOTHELIOMA

Although Bruce Vento knew during its years functioning in the public service and with the legislature and the congress of Minnesota, this building of consensus was something but easy, it knew that it was that any progress is made.

If Vento fought to protect the environment or for rights of workmen, it always knew that it had to find a certain kind of area of agreement in order to cause the signicatif change.

Man diagnosed with combat of Cancer of mesothelioma for others

When Vento was diagnosed with the cancer of mesothelioma in 2000, his thrive to help of others while making with the ground a better place to live continued when it started to fight for its life, and in the name of the thousands of others which suffer from the same disease.

The man who worked as a member of the congress during 24 years supposedly contracted the disease when it was employed as a workman in the university 40 years earlier.

U.S. Products of prohibitions with asbestos

Although Vento lost its life with the disease only for 10 months after being diagnosed, it would have had a hope recently discovered when the United States finally agreed to prohibit the asbestos containing of materials.

The bill recently voted declares that only the products containing a percent or less asbestos cannot by used, sold, or not manufactured in the United States.

The Democratic chiefs like the senator Patty Murray of Washington and Barbara Boxer of California could finally conclude an agreement with the tastes from SEN. republican Johnny Isakson.

The invoice of SEN. Murray will authorize $10 million Funds Federal per annum for research on the cancer of mesothelioma.

Consequently, those suffering of the disease in the future will probably have better options of treatment and therapy, a length fought by Vento of privilege and hard for.