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Black Lung

Apr 16, 2024 ·7m

VCU Health Continuing Education COVID-19 Bolus VCU Health Continuing Education Practical information on COVID-19 for health care providers in Virginia and the surrounding region. Hosted by Alan Dow, MD, MSHA, this archived webinar is designed to quickly bring providers up to speed on the latest advances in diagnosis and treatments in COVID-19. MSHA Radio Archive Speech-Language Pathology and Audiology News and Features Black Lung Inception Point Ai The Mine Safety and Health Administration (MSHA) has finally taken a significant step towards protecting the health and well-being of coal and other miners by introducing tough new safety rules on silica dust exposure. This long-overdue action comes after a joint investigative reporting effort by NPR, Ohio Valley ReSource, Public Health Watch, Mountain State Spotlight, and Louisville Public Media exposed the hidden epidemic of severe, incurable, and fatal black lung disease among miners, as well as the ongoing overexposure to silica dust and the failure of regulators to respond for decades. Silica, one of Earth's most abundant minerals, is about 20 times more toxic than coal dust and is commonly found in the quartz surrounding coal seams, particularly in central Appalachia. Exposure to silica dust can lead to silicosis, a debilitating and often fatal lung disease, as well as an increased risk of black lung disease, which has affected thousands of miners in recent years, including Ask The Safety Lawyer With Adele Abrams Safety Justice League Join the one and only Adele Abrams aka The Safety Lawyer as she helps you decode the legal side of safety. She covers OSHA, MSHA, and maybe even a little bit of rock and roll. Grab your note pad, you're about to go to law school. Adele style.
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