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R. H. MARKWTH. M. D. Dir ec t o r or Hea l t h JAMES E. BAUMAN Assist a n t d ir ec t o r Of f ic e s : Depa r t men t s o p St a t e bu il d in g La bo r a t o r ies-1 Ohio St a t e Univ er sit y Ca mpu s Depa r t m en t o f Heal t h COLUMBUS August 16, 1939 subject; HoW ;, A. i 'eh oe, M .D ., Cinciroiati, Ohio. Dear Doctor: Ad d r ess a l l Of f ic ia l Co r r espo n d en c e To t h e Dir ec t o r o f hea l t h MEMBERS PUBLIC HEALTH COUNCIL: H. G. SOUTHARD. M. D. WARREN C. BREIDENBACH. M. D. W. I. JONES. D. D. S. A. JULIUS FREIBERG At t or n ey a t l a w In order to approve reports of certain occupational diseases concerning the diagnosis of which controversy may arise, and often does arise, we: are asking for additional facts. This particularly applies to Lead Poisoning. We have accordingly compiled for Lead Poisoning the enclosed 2-paged questionnaire entitled "Supplementary Evidence in the Diagnosis of Lead Poisoning", asking the reporting physician to fill out the different items so far as he has evidence and to return one copy of same i to this office as a supplemental statement to be affixed to the original Certificate of Industrial or Occupational Disease. All matters con cerning compensation, medical and other fees, should be taken up with the Commission directly since this Department is not concerned with compensation of occupational diseases. The following named patient(s) has(have) boon reported to this office by you for which this information is desired: Dato Report Rooeived Rame Address City August 15, 1939 Cincinnati, Ohio. Additional questionnaire blanks and "Comments on tho Diagnosis of Lead Poisoning" are available upon request. (;j`- Thanking you in advance for your oarly response, Yours very truly R. H. Markivith, M.D., Director of Health.