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Cisco Toxic Exposure and Industrial Injury Advocacy: Holding Corporations Accountable for Your Health For a hundred years, the skyline of Cisco was defined by the relentless progress of the Texas oil boom and the crossing of the Texas and Pacific Railway. Men and women from Eastland County showed up every day to build the infrastructure that powered this state, working the drilling rigs, maintaining the rail lines along Old Highway 80, and constructing the commercial heart of the City of Cisco. They didn't know that every breath they took in those unventilated shops, every chemical they handled on the drilling pads, and every pound of dust they shook off their clothes at night carried a silent death sentence. They were never told that the companies they were helping build into global giants already had the data proving their workplaces were toxic. Now, decades after the first exposure, the consequences are surfacing in Cisco living rooms and hospital wards. It starts with a persistent cough that won't go away, a strange fatigue that rest can't fix, or a diagnosis that the local doctor in Cisco initially misreads as pneumonia. When the word "mesothelioma" or "acute myeloid leukemia" is finally spoken, the…