What is the number of sick people  with silicosis?
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Silicosis prevalance in 2005:\nDeveloped countries:\nUSA - 1.7 million EXPOSED; 10% ARE AT RISK\nGERMANY - 3,500 CASES OF SILICOSIS ANNUALLY (1990s)\nFRANCE - 300 CASES OF SILICOSIS ARE NOTIFIED YEARLY\nJAPAN - 1,000 CASES OF SILICOSIS REPORTED YEARLY\nAUSTRALIA - 1,010 CASES ARE PREDICTED\nUK - 1162 NEW CASES OF PNEUMOCONIOSES (2002)\nDeveloping countries:\nCHINA - 59,773 new cases (1991-95), Incidence 15-40,000\nPrevalence - 542,041 (1998), >1m in 2002\n10 million exposed, DEATHS - 5,000 YEARLY\nINDIA - 5 million exposed, prevalence up to 55%\nBRAZIL - 6.6 million exposed to silica dusts\nCOLOMBIA - 1,8 million workers at risk\nLATIN AMERICA 37% prevalence in miners,50%-50 yrs old\nSOUTH AFRICA - 30-50% prevalence in some industries\n600’000 former miners with silicosis\n\nThis website gives you rates between 1990 -1997 -- Prevalance, state wise, etc (US only)\nhttp://www2a.cdc.gov/niosh-Chartbook/ch2/ch2-10-3-5.asp\n\nThis website has more info on silicosis under occupational diseases. \nhttp://www.idph.state.il.us/about/epi/research.htm
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25% really sick\n25% midly sick and courious\n10% normal\n40% a old fuddy duddy who is going to report you
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age/sex/location...but you shouldn't be talking to people you don't know!  people r sick.
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many an inocent persons death ?
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64,631,595\n\nnote: estimates for this country explicitly take into account the effects of excess mortality due to AIDS; this can result in lower life expectancy, higher infant mortality and death rates, lower population and growth rates, and changes in the distribution of population by age and sex than would otherwise be expected (July 2006 est.)
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it depends. some studys show that 2 million people are hospitilized due to a fall. Each year, more than 140,000 Americans die from ... or more of falls and ... 25 percent of all persons hospitalized . for more info try these links
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Yes Commonly known as ARI, acute respiratory infections kill more than 4 million people per year and are the leading cause of death among children under age 5 (121). This range of infections, which includes pneumonia in its most serious form, accounts for more than 8 percent of the global burden of disease (122). ARI's reach is global: it is the most frequent disease worldwide and a common causes of visits to pediatricians in the industrialized countries, although essentially all deaths from ARI occur in the developing world.
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If you are talking about pneumonoultramicroscopicsilicovolcanoconiosis, it's a pnuemoconiosis caused by the inhallatation of very fine silicate or quartz dust.  In other words, a black lung disease
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About 57 Million\n\nCheck out this study\n\nhttp://www.ph.ucla.edu/epi/layne/Epidemiology%20220/01.intro.pdf#search='Deaths%20per%20year%20worldwide'
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pneumono­ultra­micro­scopic­silico­volcano­coniosis\n\n45 letters.
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Must be around 6 billion. Wow, to think I remember back when the world population was around 4 billion. No matter how many people die off, they keep popping back up like crabgrass.
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I DONT HAVE A REAL NUMBER BUT I SAY TOO MANY BECAUSE OF THE AIDS PANDEMIC
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I would say that about 80 percent of the people are sick, some should call in sick instead of coming to work and making everyone else sick.\n\n10% hate their jobs, aren't motivated, look for any excuse to have an extra day off...so they lie.\n\n10% are just lazy or lie so they can do something fun.
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Be really careful ,there are a lot of sickies out there!
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Where do you sick people come from????????????????
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http://www.cdc.gov/niosh/nmam/pdfs/7013.pdf
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Try checking the WHO (world health organisation) website, that would be your best chance to get accurate data.