The board apportioned an award for occupational disease incurred by claimant, a baker, among three successive employers, finding that "as a result of exposure to the employments, claimant suffered flare-ups and increased sensitivity, precipitating disability from asthmatic attacks". Apportionment in such cases of "increased or aggravated sensitization" is proper. (Matter of Bahry v. Nu-Glamore Beauty Salon,
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