["Workers' Compensation"]
["Workers' Compensation"]
04/24/2025
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Determining probability of causation may require the use of the following personal and medical information provided to DOL by claimants under DOL regulations 20 CFR part 30:
(a) Year of birth.
(b) Cancer diagnosis (by ICD-10-CM code) for primary and secondary cancers.
(c) Date of cancer diagnosis.
(d) Gender.
(e) Race/ethnicity (if the claim is for skin cancer or a secondary cancer for which skin cancer is a likely primary cancer).
(f) Smoking history (if the claim is for lung cancer or a secondary cancer for which lung cancer is a likely primary cancer).
[67 FR 22311 May 2, 2002; 84 FR 37590, Aug. 1, 2019]
["Workers' Compensation"]
["Workers' Compensation"]
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