How To Use Pneumoconiosis In A Sentence
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My father died from mineworkers' pneumoconiosis and my father-in-law died of emphysema.
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Objective To explore the clinical outcomes of whole lung lavage for the therapy of pneumoconiosis.
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My father died from mineworkers ' pneumoconiosis and my father-in-law died of emphysema.
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Between 1991 and 2000, the 'riskiest' jobs were publicans and bar workers-from cirrhosis and other diseases caused by alcohol; coal miners-from chronic bronchitis and emphysema, pneumoconiosis and injuries; and pilots-from air transport accidents.
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During that time there has been an alarming rise in coal workers' pneumoconiosis, or black lung disease, among miners in parts of southern West Virginia and neighboring Appalachian states, according to NIOSH.
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In this endorsement the expression ‘pneumoconiosis' means fibrosis of the lungs due to silica dust and includes the condition of the lungs known as ‘dust reticulation.’
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We report a young man who was a dental technician with pneumoconiosis, manifesting initially with interstitial pneumonitis of unknown origin.
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And I think I'm coming down with a rather unusual strain of bronchial pneumoconiosis.
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And I think I'm coming down with a rather unusual strain of bronchial pneumoconiosis.
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The primary types of respiratory toxicity are: pulmonary irritation asthma/bronchitis reactive airway disease emphysema allergic alveolitis fibrotic lung disease pneumoconiosis lung cancer
Toxicity
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The breathing of coal and rock dust causes black lung, the common name given to the lung diseases pneumoconiosis and silicosis.
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And I think I'm coming down with a rather unusual strain of bronchial pneumoconiosis.
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The breathing of coal and rock dust causes black lung, the common name given to the lung diseases pneumoconiosis and silicosis.
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The 77 year old recipient was bed bound with severe emphysema and pneumoconiosis.
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Pneumoconiosis is caused by inhaling coal dust.
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Moreover, pneumoconiosis may progress after miners retire.
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The primary types of respiratory toxicity are: pulmonary irritation asthma/bronchitis reactive airway disease emphysema allergic alveolitis fibrotic lung disease pneumoconiosis lung cancer
Toxicity
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The breathing of coal and rock dust causes black lung, the common name given to the lung diseases pneumoconiosis and silicosis.
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The industrial disease pneumoconiosis is caused by inhaling what?
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The medical evidence was that pneumoconiosis is caused by a gradual accumulation in the lungs of minute particles of silica inhaled over a period of years.
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Miners diagnosed with pneumoconiosis were informed of their condition, but, for socioeconomic reasons, they were not requested to leave their jobs.
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In addition, silicosis, unlike other forms of pneumoconiosis, may predispose certain individuals to development of pulmonary tuberculosis.
Volcanic Ash -- Effects on Health and Mitigation Strategies
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Study on Survival Years of Pneumoconiosis Patients by Life Table Correlation - Regression.
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Pneumoconiosis Field Research had carried out research from 1954 to establish the relationship between dust exposure and the prevalence of pneumoconiosis among coalface workers.
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More than 170,000 miners have been killed in tunnel collapses, explosions, and floods, a death rate per ton at least thirty times higher than that in the United States.12 Countless more will perish prematurely of pneumoconiosis, also known as black lung disease, because there is little or no protection from the dust in the enclosed tunnels.
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The medical evidence was that pneumoconiosis is caused by a gradual accumulation in the lungs of minute particles of silica inhaled over a period of years.
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Among individuals with certified occupational exposures to asbestos in the United States, 20% die of pneumoconiosis.
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Black lung disease, also called pneumoconiosis, is caused by breathing in coal dust.
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Other health hazards specific to underground coal mining include coal dust, which can cause coal workers pneumoconiosis or anthracosis, often combined with silicosis.
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