In September of 1974, he developed an acute infection which was diagnosed as lobar pneumonia. After the acute infection subsided, claimant attempted to return to work on several occasions and developed a chronic pulmonary disease. The board found that claimant's acute infection was made chronic by his attempts to return to work and concluded that he had suffered an occupational disease as a result of the repeated exposure to the cold refrigerated air in his employment. The...
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