Iraqi fire left U.S. soldiers with lung disease
CHICAGO (Reuters) - Several U.S. soldiers exposed to a 2003 sulfur plant fire in Iraq have been diagnosed with a lung disorder that constricts small airways of the lung, making them unfit for duty, U.S. researchers said on Wednesday.
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