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J? ~ 7/7/ February 24, 1955 Dr. Robert A. Kehoe University of Cincinnati Department of Preventive Medicine and Industrial Health Cincinnati 19, Ohio Dear Dr. Kehoe: It was very kind of you indeed to look up the statistics on lead poisoning. It casts a very new light on it as far as I am concerned and I intend to look into the matter more carefully. Thank you very much for your consideration. With kind regards, I am, Yours sincerely, AVBimca in the University iincinnati) have aing in children >n of data on the d. During that ive work on case laborators on ach to the problem, ion of sampling and ificance cf the out of our extentd prevention. It tcidenca of lead altimore) appears .agnostic technique, 1 center, is such greatly improved. in which it is cn more concentrated t of the staffs of the I have no doubt that years has undergone r think so. y be of interest to you in this connection, but I cite the references on the attached sheet. I have induced the people at the Children's and the Cincinnati General hospitals to begin to get their data together so as to publish a series of articles on their cases. This, I hope, will be done in the near future. Meanwhile I can give you the figures which Sam Trufant gave me a few days ago, which bear on the matter which we touched on in Chicago. These also are listed in tabular form on the attached sheet. I can also say that the group here is of the opinion.tentatively, that the use of disodium calcium