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A CITY OF NEW YORK DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH 125 WORTH STREET BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN March 9, 1953 Dr. Robert Kehoe Professor of Industrial Medicine Kettering Laboratory University of Cincinnati Cincinnati, Ohio Dear Doctor Kehoe: At the suggestion of Dr. Leonard Greenbtfrg I am writing to obtain, if possible, some information on lead poisoning. Does 3 post-mortem chemical examination of E ver tissue for lead have much value in determining whether the patient died of lead poison ing or not? Is there, in other words, a normal amort of lead deposited in the liver, and is that amount exceeded in cases of lead poisoning? KG/IMP KG /r-T Morris Greenberg, M.D, Director Bureau of Prevai table Diseases te, I 00361