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What are the challenges facing Australians affected by asbestos and dust-related diseases? Renowned author and broadcaster James O’Loghlin hosts a series of inspiring conversations with patients, carers, health care practitioners and lawyers who share their personal perspectives. Created by ADDRI, we dive into the emotional and challenging experiences of individuals facing asbestos and dust-related diseases, as well as those that treat and care for them. Through these stories, we offer information, understanding and hope.
Unknown Host hosts Dust Disease Diaries: Real lives, real stories of asbestos & beyond, a health show with 33 episodes published.
Radiation therapy doesn’t get talked about as much as chemotherapy or immunotherapy in mesothelioma care - but it can make a real difference. In this episode, James O’Loghlin speaks with Radiation Oncologist A/Prof Susan
In this episode, James speaks with Jodie Deakes, CEO of the Asbestos and Silica Safety and Eradication Agency (ASSEA), about why asbestos and silica remain critical public health challenges in Australia - and what’s bein
How do you cope with the shock of a terminal or life-limiting diagnosis? In this episode of Dust Disease Diaries, James O’Loghlin speaks with psychiatrist and mental health expert Professor Ian Hickie about the psycholog
In this episode of Dust Disease Diaries, we’re joined by Milly Heinnen, Head of Health Screening, Dust Diseases Care at icare, who shares how mobile lung health screening – the icare Lung Bus - is helping protect workers
In this episode, we speak with Kirsten Mooney about the vital role specialist nurses play in supporting people diagnosed with mesothelioma, and the realities of delivering care across Western Australia. Trained in Edinbu
“Nothing else in your body works unless the air gets through your lungs.” In this episode we explore one of the most significant public health milestones in Australia’s recent history: the launch of the National Lung Can
NSW Minister The Hon. Penny Sharp, NSW Minister for Climate Change, Minister for Energy, Minister for the Environment, and Minister for Heritage, explains what the NSW government is doing to manage the asbestos problem.
What support is available in Western Australia for people and families impacted by a dust disease? A lot — and in this episode, host James O’Loghlin sits down with Melita Markey, CEO of the Asbestos Diseases Society of A
In this episode of Dust Disease Diaries, James O’Loghlin sits down with Amy O’Donnell, Clinical Nurse Consultant and the first lung cancer nurse at Chris O’Brien Lifehouse, about why specialist nurses aren’t just importa
In this episode, James O’Loghlin sits down with Heather Von St. James – a remarkable 20-year survivor of mesothelioma, research advocate, and author from Minnesota, USA. Heather was just 36, and a brand-new mum to a thre
Just this week, a new legal battle is taking place in Indonesia. Activists who successfully secured a court ruling for mandatory labelling of asbestos-containing products as “Hazardous” are now facing defamation lawsuits
Just this week, a new legal battle is taking place in Indonesia. Activists who successfully secured a court ruling for mandatory labelling of asbestos-containing products as “Hazardous” are now facing defamation lawsuits
When a person receives a mesothelioma diagnosis, they are often desperately searching for answers. In today’s episode, James O’Loghlin sits down with Carmel Oostveen, one of the dedicated Mesothelioma Support Nurses at t
In this episode, we speak with Shane Wormald, a road tunnelling and mining worker who has been diagnosed with Progressive Massive Fibrosis, Silicosis, COPD, and Rheumatoid Arthritis after a 30-year career in an industry
In this episode, we speak with Shane Wormald, a road tunnelling and mining worker who has been diagnosed with Progressive Massive Fibrosis, Silicosis, COPD, and Rheumatoid Arthritis after a 30-year career in an industry
In this episode, we speak with Shane Wormald, a road tunnelling and mining worker who has been diagnosed with Progressive Massive Fibrosis, Silicosis, COPD, and Rheumatoid Arthritis after a 30-year career in an industry
Each year, 4,000 Australians lose their lives to asbestos-related diseases—making it the leading killer of workers, not just in Australia but around the world. In Australia alone, an estimated 6 million tonnes of asbesto
Each year, 4,000 Australians lose their lives to asbestos-related diseases—making it the leading killer of workers, not just in Australia but around the world. In Australia alone, an estimated 6 million tonnes of asbesto
Each year, 4,000 Australians lose their lives to asbestos-related diseases—making it the leading killer of workers, not just in Australia but around the world. In Australia alone, an estimated 6 million tonnes of asbesto
In this episode, we are joined by Jonathan Walsh, a Principal Lawyer specialising in asbestos, silica, and occupational diseases with Maurice Blackburn Lawyers. Jonathan is an expert in dust diseases law and a dedicated
Milly Heinnen
icare
1 appearance on this show
Mark Brooke
Lung Foundation Australia
1 appearance on this show
Melita Markey
Asbestos Diseases Society of Australia
1 appearance on this show
Amy O’Donnell
Chris O’Brien Lifehouse
1 appearance on this show
Phillip Hazelton
Union Aid Abroad – APHEDA
2 appearances on this show
Carmel Oostveen
ADDRI
1 appearance on this show
Jonathan Walsh
Maurice Blackburn Lawyers
1 appearance on this show
Vicki Hamilton OAM
Gippsland Asbestos Related Diseases Support
1 appearance on this show
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