US coalminers seek delayed benefits as black-lung cases rise
Coal workers with pneumoconiosis are facing delays in securing benefits as reported black-lung disease cases reach a 50-year high. The disease is caused by prolonged exposure to coal dust and permanently damages the lungs.
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