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LONDON SCHOOL OF HYGIENE AND TROPICAL MEDICINE INCORPORATING THE ROSS INSTITUTE (UNIVERSITY OF LONDON) Cables ffygoner London W .C.l KEPPEL STREET, ___ (GOWER STREET), LONDON, W.C.l. MKW/JD March 4th, 1966, Professor R.A. Kehoe, M.D., The Kettering Laboratory, University of Cincinnati, College of Medicine, Eden Ave, Cincinnati 43219. Dear Professor Kehoe, Thank you very nuch for your letter of January,'- 26th. I find it most interesting, but would like to make just one comment I do feel that when one is controlling lead absorption in industry it is useful to have a term to describe those men whose lead absorption is higher than is safe, but who are not yet suffering from lead poisoning. This I call excessive lead absorption which I do not feel is semantic hair-splitting; b+rt- it requires that action should be taken to reduce their lead absorption in sone way I would very- much like to discuss at length your other points with you, but perhaps this would be better kept for a in.eetine r,ather than a letter. Yours sincerely, K--.K--*- W--i.-.l.'il-ia--mi--s f rx n n t; /