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English, 10.06.2020 05:57, LouieHBK

A 22 year old Gold Coast man has become the youngest Queenslander to be diagnosed with the dangerous disease, silicosis. What is the main cause of the disease? a. Exposure to fine dust from cutting stone benchtops.

b. Regular use of weedkiller.

c. Exposure to dust from sanding back lead paint.

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