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Benzene Attorney Leukemia Statute of Limitations
http://www.burke-eisner.com/practice-areas/benzene-leukemia.html Burke & Eisner Benzene Attorney explaining how important the statute of limitations.
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what are the symptoms of benzene poisoning?
Benzene poisoning occurs primarily through inhalation of its vapors. Although benzene can penetrate the skin, intact skin does not easily absorb benzene into the body.
Benzene primarily attacks the blood-forming tissues of the body. Benzene damages the bone marrow where red blood cells, white blood cells and platelets are formed. These three components make up the blood and a shortage of any one of them will result in serious blood disease. Benzene is known to affect all three of these components and thus workers exposed to benzene show a variety of blood diseases.