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December 30, 1971 Dear Doctor Clark: I am sending this booklet to you also with certain '.c'itorial alterations. Let me repeat that, while elation therapy is Just about all we have of ways of treating lead poisoning, it has not seen highly successful in combatting or prevent ing illness.. It is, in fact, quite disappoint ing in many instances. Y/e continue to use it in the treatment of persons, children and adults, who have lead poisoning, because it is the best we have, but there is virtually no Justification for the prophylactic therapy of persons, children or adults, who have an increased lead burden but no illness. I think we must carefully avoid the implications, asected toward people generally, that this .vsrapy is brilliantly effective, for this is untrue. This information about areas in Cincinnati is very valuable. Robert A. Kehoe, i,!.D. P.S. I have another copy of this bulletin, so that this need not be returned. RAK 0 0 2 0 2 1?