Lung diseases that result from years of exposure to different environmental or occupational types of dust are called ________.

Lung Diseases

A broad category of disorders, illnesses, or conditions affecting the lungs and their ability to function properly.

Environmental Dust

Small particles present in the air from natural sources such as soil, pollen, molds, and man-made activities, which can pose health risks when inhaled.

Occupational Dust

Fine particles generated in workplaces from various processes like grinding, woodworking, mining, and manufacturing, potentially harmful when inhaled or ingested, affecting workers' health.