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GEORGE JOHNSON vs. CITY OF BRENTWOOD

Filed: Jan 04, 2008
San Francisco
SFO 0478857

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The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to reverse the prior award finding industrial injury to the heart in the form of diabetes. The Board determined there was no substantial medical evidence that diabetes constituted "heart trouble" under Labor Code section 3212, as it is a risk factor, not a present cardiac condition. Consequently, the award of permanent disability and further medical treatment related to the heart was rescinded, while affirming other findings regarding a hernia.

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The Appeals Board granted reconsideration to reverse the prior award finding industrial injury to the heart in the form of diabetes. The Board determined there was no substantial medical evidence that diabetes constituted "heart trouble" under Labor Code section 3212, as it is a risk factor, not a present cardiac condition. Consequently, the award of permanent disability and further medical treatment related to the heart was rescinded, while affirming other findings regarding a hernia.

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