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Seven of the patients were dead, and two more were dying of a rare chronic, progressive lung disease that can be treated but not cured. It’s estimated that about 200,000 people in the United States have Idiopathic Pulmonary Fibrosis (IPF) at any one time. But the common denominator of a small group of patients at a Virginia clinic over a 15-year period is worrying the Centers for Disease Control: Eight were dentists; a ninth was a dental technician.
Dentists keep dying of deadly lung disease, Leaving CDC baffled
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Guess this could put one on edge if they are a dentist, or married to one. They'll figure out what it is ten years from now. Oh wait it's probably already known .
Dentists keep dying of deadly lung disease, Leaving CDC baffled
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Guess this could put one on edge if they are a dentist, or married to one. They'll figure out what it is ten years from now. Oh wait it's probably already known .