The other five deaths occurred due to dura grafting procedures that were performed during brain surgery, in which the covering of the brain is repaired. There have been no other ICJD deaths documented in Australia due to transmission during healthcare procedures. New Zealand
A case was reported in 1989 in a 25-year-old man from New Zealand, who also received dura mater transplant. Five New Zealanders have been confirmed to have died of the sporadic form of Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease (CJD) in 2012. United States
In 1988, there was a confirmed death from CJD of a person from Manchester, New Hampshire. Massachusetts General Hospital believed the person acquired the disease from a surgical instrument at a podiatrists office. In September 2013, another person in Manchester was posthumously determined to have died of the disease. The person had undergone brain surgery at Catholic Medical Center three months before his death, and a surgical probe used in the procedure was subsequently reused in other operations. Public health officials identified thirteen people at three hospitals who may have been exposed to the disease through the contaminated probe, but said the risk of anyones contracting CJD is "extremely low". In January 2015, former speaker of the Utah House of Representatives Rebecca D. Lockhart died of the disease within a few weeks of diagnosis. John Carroll, former editor of The Baltimore Sun and Los Angeles Times, died of CJD in Kentucky in June 2015, after having been diagnosed in January.
In addition, governments often regulate industry, especially mines, to limit how much dust is in the air. In the United States, coal miners injured by pneumoconiosis and their families may receive monthly payments and medical benefits under the Black Lung Benefits Act. See also
Aluminosis
Black Lung Benefits Act of 1972
Chalicosis
Philip DArcy Hart
Pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis
Popcorn workers lung disease — diacetyl emissions and airborne dust from butter flavorings used in microwave popcorn production

References
Further reading
Cochrane, A.L. ; Blythe, M. (1989). One Mans Medicine, an autobiography of Professor Archie Cochrane. London: BMJ Books. ISBN 0727902776. (Paperback ed. (2009) Cardiff University ISBN 0954088433. External links

"Pneumoconioses". NIOSH Safety and Health Topic. Center for Disease Control. 30 March 2022. "Black Lung Benefits Act". U.S. Department of Labor. Archived from the original on 2010-05-27. Retrieved 2007-03-02. Coal Workers Pneumoconiosis at Merck Manual of Diagnosis and Therapy Professional Edition
Black Lung — United Mine Workers of America
"Black Lung" (PDF). U.S. Department of Labor Mine Safety and Health Administration. Archived from the original (PDF) on 2010-05-30. A Conversation about Mining and Black Lung Disease
Flavorings-Related Lung Disease
The Institute of Occupational Medicine and its research into pneumocomiosis
Miller, B.G. ; Kinnear, A.G. Pneumoconiosis in coalminers and exposure to dust of variable quartz content (PDF) (Technical report). Institute of Occupational Medicine. TM/88/17.