WVU Expert Reports Uptick In Black Lung Disease
A West Virginia expert says while some think the coal industry is declining, something else is rising -- the number of black lung cases.
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A West Virginia expert says while some think the coal industry is declining, something else is rising -- the number of black lung cases.
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