Youngest asbestos cancer sufferer dies aged 28

Leigh Carlisle, who died of a pioneering treatment for deadly asbestos-related mesothelioma 28 years. It was believed that Leigh was the youngest victim of the disease in the country.

not proved his doctors and lawyers, as he had been exposed to asbestos, it began to show symptoms of the disease at a young age. The impact of cancer in general more than 20 years took place after exposure.

Leigh is considered as a school in Oldham and lawyers should be concerned submitted an application to access information with Oldham Council to try to determine whether asbestos may have in their class.

200 workers died of secondary or die because of the widespread use of asbestos in schools across the country in the late twentieth century.

Rochdale asbestos company Turner & Newall were among the first companies to encourage schools to continue to use asbestos in schools during the 1960s despite concerns the Department of Education and Science of health risks.

The power plant in the world once more asbestos was no more evident than in 1967. The company said a joint letter with asbestos in the Cape Division, which note was sent to local authorities to reduce the use of all forms of asbestos substitute, whenever possible, should be created the context where the written use of asbestos by students in laboratories and that "reduction of all forms of exploitation" would have "enormous economic consequences."

The department has transferred and defines the extent of the burden of that proposed by the asbestos companies.