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  • 1. Cigarette smoking and federal black lung benefits in bituminous coal miners.
    Roy TM, Collins LC, Snider HL, Anderson WH.
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  • 4. Respiratory disability in coal miners.
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  • 13. Respiratory disease and suicide among U.S. coal miners: is there a relationship?
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