US EditionResearch Aims to Help Dust-exposed Workers Breathe Easier
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Research Aims to Help Dust-exposed Workers Breathe Easier
Coal mining has long been the backbone of industry, powering progress and innovation in our society. Amid this vital work, the threat of black lung disease casts a dark shadow over the lives and health of coal miners. According to the American Lung Association, an estimated 16% of coal workers are affected by black lung. Black lung is associated with prolonged exposure to respirable coal mine dust, inhalable dust consisting of airborne particles…
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