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  "name": "What's the first thing I should do if I think my breathing problems are from work dust in Boise?",
  "description": "Notify employer in writing now and get a work-linked medical diagnosis.[2][3]",
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        "text": "Notify employer in writing now and get a work-linked medical diagnosis.[2][3]",
        "description": "Notify your employer in writing immediately and see a doctor for diagnosis linking symptoms to work exposure.[2] Idaho workers' comp requires prompt reporting to preserve claims for occupational illnesses like dust-related lung disease.[3] Key factors: (1) written notice within 60 days; (2) medical documentation; (3) employer acknowledgment. Follow up with Industrial Commission filing if denied, preserve exposure evidence like safety reports. Don't delay—statutes start from awareness. An attorney can file properly."
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