OPINION OF THE COURT
This workers' compensation appeal concerns a matter of first impression: whether a worker who sought to reopen an award of income benefits for coal workers' pneumoconiosis was required to offer evidence of both a progression of the disease and a progression of respiratory impairment. KRS 342.125(2)(a).
The claimant was last exposed to coal dust on February 16, 1994. Shortly thereafter, he filed a claim in which he sought benefits for...
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