Dust Disease Diaries: Real lives, real stories of asbestos & beyond

Dust Disease Diaries: Real lives, real stories of asbestos & beyond

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.

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Episoder(35)

In conversation with Professor Dean Fennell, international leader in mesothelioma research

In conversation with Professor Dean Fennell, international leader in mesothelioma research

In August 2024, we were thrilled to host UK-based Professor Dean Fennell, a renowned expert in mesothelioma research, in Sydney.  He has designed and led numerous investigator-initiated trials from ph...

7 Okt 202427min

Trailblazing support: the crucial role of Victim Support Groups

Trailblazing support: the crucial role of Victim Support Groups

In this episode, James O’Loghlin sits down with Vicki Hamilton OAM, the CEO/Secretary of the Asbestos Council of Victoria and Gippsland Asbestos Related Diseases Support (GARDS). With over 20 years of...

9 Aug 202428min

Triumph and tragedy: the campaign to help ‘Mr Fluffy’ victims. In memory of James ‘Jum’ Wallner

Triumph and tragedy: the campaign to help ‘Mr Fluffy’ victims. In memory of James ‘Jum’ Wallner

In this very special episode, friends Bruce Wallner and James O’Loghlin catch up to remember Bruce’s younger brother and James’ dear friend James ‘Jum’ Wallner and the community campaign they ran toge...

25 Jul 202439min

The challenges of coping with a Mesothelioma diagnosis: the essential role of the ADDRI Support Service

The challenges of coping with a Mesothelioma diagnosis: the essential role of the ADDRI Support Service

Receiving a mesothelioma diagnosis can be overwhelming for patients and their families. Often, they may not understand what this means, where to start, or what options are available. In this episode,...

27 Jun 202427min

Who cares for the carer?  

Who cares for the carer?  

Caring for a loved one with mesothelioma may be one of the greatest challenges a person may face. The heavy symptom burden of mesothelioma means that patients are significantly dependant on caregivers...

6 Jun 202430min

What does a diagnosis of silicosis mean?

What does a diagnosis of silicosis mean?

In this latest episode, James sits down with Professor Deborah Yates – the leading voice on silicosis and dust diseases. Professor Yates is a Respiratory Physician and specialises in thoracic medicine...

22 Mai 202437min

Silicosis: navigating the legal compensation process

Silicosis: navigating the legal compensation process

If you or someone you care about has received a diagnosis of silicosis or is worried about potential exposure, knowing where to start can feel overwhelming. To help with that, in this episode we’ve go...

8 Mai 202429min

A medical oncologist’s perspective on mesothelioma management

A medical oncologist’s perspective on mesothelioma management

What happens when someone receives a diagnosis of mesothelioma and is referred to an oncologist? In this episode, we delve into the world of mesothelioma management through the lens of Associate Profe...

23 Apr 202433min

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