We are observing that there are a number of technicians in various trades who are developing cancer from exposure to Carbon Tetrachloride in the 1970s and 80s. Unfortunately some don't recognize the risk until it is too late. If you wait until symptoms appear the cancer may have already moved from your prostate to other organs. We have notice several former technicians only discovered their cancer after it had evolved to Stage Four.

It is strongly recommended that all Former Technicians get an annual PSA test.

Some  of the technical trades are:

	Radar Tech (231),
	Comm Tech (224),
	Radio Tech (221),
	Elect Tech (331),
	Instrument Tech (551)
	Avionics Tech (526)
	Aircraft Structural Tech (565)
	Mar Eng (314),
	Naval Weapons Tech (065),
	Naval Electronics Techs (283) (284) (285)

and former trades:

	Firecontrol Tech (071),
	Marine Electrician (332),
	Mar Eng Tech (313),
	Sonar Tech (282)

There are a claims that went before the Veterans Review and Appeal Board that you should take a look at if you have cancer:

Decision Numbers:

	100005425172
	100005403348
	100005466621
	100005196176
	100004677338
	100004138203
	100004906245
	100004986070
	Review all VRAB Decisions

Here are Three Scientific papers you should read:

Bergeson and Campbell Memo on EPA Study

Toxicity of Carbon Tetrachloride

Oxidative Stress in Prostate Cancer

 

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