Asbestos Exposure in Boonville, Missouri: Documented Plants & Sites
Toastmaster / McGraw-Edison and Caterpillar's Boonville plants — the documented Boonville, Missouri employers, the phenolic and friction products involved, and the trades affected.
3documented Boonville exposure sites
two yrMissouri filing deadline (statute of limitations)
3 mapped asbestos exposure sites in and around Boonville. Click a marker for the facility's full report.
Boonville’s documented sites are manufacturing plants rather than power generation, and two of them
turned on the same material: phenolic moulding compound, in which asbestos served as a filler.
Moulded-product work exposes a different set of people than a boiler house does. The dust comes from
machining, grinding, trimming and finishing cured material, and it reaches whoever is working nearby —
machine operators and finishers rather than only the insulation trades.
Mesothelioma Treatment Near Boonville
For mesothelioma care, Boonville patients typically travel to Kansas City, Kansas or St. Louis. Mesothelioma is rare, and specialist care for it is concentrated in a few centres that treat it regularly — that concentration, not the quality of local hospitals, is why patients travel for it. The nearest programs we have verified are below. Information from an independent publisher, not medical advice or a referral.
Benjamin Kozower, MD, MPH — Thoracic Surgery · Siteman Cancer Center (Washington University), St. Louis
Bryan F. Meyers, MD, MPH — Thoracic Surgery · Siteman Cancer Center (Washington University), St. Louis
Whitney S. Brandt, MD — Thoracic Surgery · Siteman Cancer Center (Washington University), St. Louis
Varun Puri, MD, MSCI — Thoracic Surgery · Siteman Cancer Center (Washington University), St. Louis
Saiama N. Waqar, MD, MSCI — Thoracic Medical Oncology · Siteman Cancer Center (Washington University), St. Louis
Daniel Morgensztern, MD — Thoracic Medical Oncology · Siteman Cancer Center (Washington University), St. Louis
Clifford G. Robinson, MD — Radiation Oncology (thoracic) · Siteman Cancer Center (Washington University), St. Louis
Gregory R. Vlacich, MD, PhD — Radiation Oncology (thoracic) · Siteman Cancer Center (Washington University), St. Louis
Alykhan S. Nagji, MD — Thoracic Surgery · The University of Kansas Cancer Center, Kansas City, Kansas
Chao H. Huang, MD — Medical Oncology (Lung Program Director) · The University of Kansas Cancer Center, Kansas City, Kansas
Prakash C. Neupane, MBBS — Thoracic Medical Oncology · The University of Kansas Cancer Center, Kansas City, Kansas
Fen Wang, MD, PhD — Radiation Oncology (thoracic) · The University of Kansas Cancer Center, Kansas City, Kansas
Krishna Reddy, MD, PhD — Radiation Oncology (thoracic) · The University of Kansas Cancer Center, Kansas City, Kansas
Physician listings are compiled from public institutional sources for patient reference only and imply no endorsement, recommendation, or referral. To request a correction or removal, contact the publisher and we will respond promptly.
Clinical trials are often a mainstream option for mesothelioma, not a last resort. Current studies are listed on ClinicalTrials.gov, the U.S. government registry, which updates continuously — ask your oncologist which trials fit your case.
If you were diagnosed with mesothelioma or another asbestos-related disease after exposure at a Boonville-area workplace, the exposure history above matters medically as well as legally — tell your care team where and when you worked.
Documented Asbestos Exposure Sites in Boonville · 3 facilities
Every documented Boonville facility is listed below with its key details. Select any site for its full exposure report — products, trades, timeline, and regulatory records.
Missouri generally allows a limited window from the date of a mesothelioma or asbestos-cancer diagnosis (or from a family member's date of death) to file a claim. A free case review can confirm what applies to a Boonville exposure history before the window closes.
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Local History, Union & Retiree Partners
Researching a plant’s history, or a relative who worked in the region’s industry? These local historical societies, union halls, and retiree groups preserve that record and help the people it affected: