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Massachusetts Public Health Officials Issue Safety Alert to Employers . . . BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Public Health (DPH) today issued a safety alert urging employers in the stone countertop fabrication industry to protect workers from silica dust exposure, following the first confirmed case of silicosis among this workforce in Massachusetts Silicosis is a preventable, yet incurable and progressive lung disease caused by inhaling crystalline silica
Mass. health officials issue safety alert after state’s 1st confirmed . . . BOSTON — The Massachusetts Department of Public Health on Tuesday issued a safety alert after the first confirmed case of silicosis within the state’s stone countertop fabrication workforce Silicosis is a preventable, yet incurable and progressive lung disease caused by inhaling crystalline silica, which is found naturally in granite and other stones State health officials say the first
Massachusetts confirms first case of incurable lung disease Dust from popular countertop material that causes incurable lung disease found in Massachusetts worker - The disease has previously resulted in dozens of deaths in California and across the country
Dangerous lung disease caused by quartz countertops in Massachusetts In Massachusetts, health officials have confirmed the first case of an incurable lung disease linked to working on certain kitchen countertops The condition, known as silicosis, is caused by inhaling crystalline silica dust released when cutting, grinding and polishing quartz
Massachusetts reports first silicosis case, warns workers Massachusetts issues safety alert as first case of silicosis is confirmed in the state, urging employers in the stone countertop industry to protect workers from silica dust exposure