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Dictionary » B » Black lung Black lungDefinition noun A chronic lung disease contracted by the prolonged exposure to air pollution or from the inhaled smoke or coal dust particles; anthracosis.
Black lung is a common affliction of coal miners due to their prolonged exposure and inhalation of coal dust. The lungs contain heavy deposits of coal or carbon around the bronchioles based on x-ray images. The disease is often asymptomatic but may lead to more serious forms of the disease in which the lung tissues are destroyed and the airways are obstructed.
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