CDC Investigates Lung-Related Deaths in Dentists

Recently, dental professionals have been reported as being diagnosed with idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF) and/or silicosis. A study presented by the Centers for Disease Control showed a higher percentage of dental professionals being diagnosed with IPF than what would be expected in the public at large. A link between your profession and IPF could mean that you are eligible for compensation under workers’ compensation in North Carolina. Ward Black Law can help determine if you may have a valid workers’ compensation claim and assist you in pursuing benefits under the workers’ compensation system.

Virginia Dentist Tips off CDC to Dentists With Rare Disease

Author: Nichad Davis

Nichad Davis is an attorney supporting the firm in the areas of personal injury and workers’ compensation. Nichad worked at the law firm of Hedrick Gardner in Charlotte prior to joining Ward Black Law in December 2020.