General Climbing Discussion

Topic	Date	User
Cancerous chalk	13-Oct-2004 At 5:34:31 PM	vwills
Message
Tried and failed with a medline search, probably due to wrong keyword selection. I have been wondering whether inhaled chalk or rock dust from drilling could result in lung disease (such as silicosis). I wear eye protection when I drill but have recently been thinking that a mask would be a good idea as well- just look what you blow out your nose an hour after putting in a few bolts....

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