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Submission of mandatory respiratory health examinations among US coal miners participating in the Coal Workers’ Health Surveillance Program

CITE Title : Submission of mandatory respiratory health examinations among US coal miners participating in the Coal Workers’ Health Surveillance Program Personal Author(s) : Hall, Noemi B;Reynolds, Laura;Blackley, David J;Laney, A Scott; Published Date : 6 2023;6-2023; Source : Occup Environ Med. 80(6):327-332 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/134140 Hall, Noemi B et al. (2023). Submission of mandatory respiratory health examinations among US coal miners participating in the Coal Workers’ Health Surveillance Program. 80(6). Hall, Noemi B et al. "Submission of mandatory respiratory health examinations among US coal miners participating in the Coal Workers’ Health Surveillance Program" 80, no. 6 (2023) Hall, Noemi B et al. "Submission of mandatory respiratory health examinations among US coal miners participating in the Coal Workers’ Health Surveillance Program" vol. 80, no. 6, 2023 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Hall, Noemi B

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Reynolds, Laura

6 2023 | Occup Environ Med. 80(6):327-332

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BackgroundMandatory examination requirements for US coal miners newly entering the workforce have been in place since the 1969 Coal Act mandated chest...
Increased odds of mortality from non-malignant respiratory disease and lung cancer are highest among US coal miners born after 1939

CITE Title : Increased odds of mortality from non-malignant respiratory disease and lung cancer are highest among US coal miners born after 1939 Personal Author(s) : Almberg, Kirsten S;Halldin, Cara N;Friedman, Lee S;Go, Leonard H T;Rose, Cecile S;Hall, Noemi B;Cohen, Robert A; Published Date : 3 2023;3-2023; Source : Occup Environ Med. 80(3):121-128 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/132162 Almberg, Kirsten S et al. (2023). Increased odds of mortality from non-malignant respiratory disease and lung cancer are highest among US coal miners born after 1939. 80(3). Almberg, Kirsten S et al. "Increased odds of mortality from non-malignant respiratory disease and lung cancer are highest among US coal miners born after 1939" 80, no. 3 (2023) Almberg, Kirsten S et al. "Increased odds of mortality from non-malignant respiratory disease and lung cancer are highest among US coal miners born after 1939" vol. 80, no. 3, 2023 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Almberg, Kirsten S

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Halldin, Cara N

3 2023 | Occup Environ Med. 80(3):121-128

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ObjectivesCoal miners suffer increased mortality from non-malignant respiratory diseases (NMRD), including pneumoconioses and chronic obstructive pulm...
Pneumoconiosis progression patterns in US coal miner participants of a job transfer programme designed to prevent progression of disease

CITE Title : Pneumoconiosis progression patterns in US coal miner participants of a job transfer programme designed to prevent progression of disease Personal Author(s) : Hall, Noemi B;Blackley, David J;Halldin, Cara N;Laney, A Scott; Published Date : 6 2020;6-2020; Source : Occup Environ Med. 77(6):402-406 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/103886 Hall, Noemi B et al. (2020). Pneumoconiosis progression patterns in US coal miner participants of a job transfer programme designed to prevent progression of disease. 77(6). Hall, Noemi B et al. "Pneumoconiosis progression patterns in US coal miner participants of a job transfer programme designed to prevent progression of disease" 77, no. 6 (2020) Hall, Noemi B et al. "Pneumoconiosis progression patterns in US coal miner participants of a job transfer programme designed to prevent progression of disease" vol. 77, no. 6, 2020 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Hall, Noemi B

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Blackley, David J

6 2020 | Occup Environ Med. 77(6):402-406

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ObjectivesPneumoconiosis prevalence and severity among US coal miners has been increasing for the past 20 years. An examination of the current approac...
Continued increase in prevalence of r-type opacities among underground coal miners in the USA

CITE Title : Continued increase in prevalence of r-type opacities among underground coal miners in the USA Personal Author(s) : Hall, Noemi B;Blackley, David J;Halldin, Cara N;Laney, A Scott; Published Date : April 25 2019 Source : Occup Environ Med. 76(7):479-481 URL : https://stacks.cdc.gov/view/cdc/103887 Hall, Noemi B et al. (2019). Continued increase in prevalence of r-type opacities among underground coal miners in the USA. 76(7). Hall, Noemi B et al. "Continued increase in prevalence of r-type opacities among underground coal miners in the USA" 76, no. 7 (2019) Hall, Noemi B et al. "Continued increase in prevalence of r-type opacities among underground coal miners in the USA" vol. 76, no. 7, 2019 Export RIS Citation Information.

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Hall, Noemi B ;

Blackley, David J

April 25 2019 | Occup Environ Med. 76(7):479-481

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IntroductionRespirable crystalline silica exposure has been implicated in the resurgence of coal workers’ pneumoconiosis (CWP) in the USA. A 2010 re...