Claimant, a baker, in 1943 developed a nasal condition which was held to constitute an occupational disease, for which the carrier was directed to and did furnish medical treatment at intervals over a period of nearly 20 years. There has been no compensable lost time, however, and appellants assert that inasmuch as there has been a lapse of seven years from "the date of the injury" and a lapse of...
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