Caesarstone Faces Lawsuit Filed By Quartz Countertop Cutter Diagnosed With Silicosis
Near-daily exposure to silica and aluminum trihydrate was a substantial factor in the former quartz countertop cutter’s silicosis diagnosis, lawsuit alleges.
Near-daily exposure to silica and aluminum trihydrate was a substantial factor in the former quartz countertop cutter’s silicosis diagnosis, lawsuit alleges.
Researchers recommend high-resolution CT scans to diagnose silicosis, which is an irreversible lung disease caused by cutting quartz countertops and breathing silica dust.