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INSTITUTE OF C H ILD HEALTH U n iv e r s it y o f L o n d o n O lM C T O K ft N U F F IE L D M O ^ r i l O M O P C H IL D H EALTH .

CAN ACCIDENTAL TRAUMA BE PREVENTED?

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206 DRUGS, OILS AND PAINTS '] 7 ( '\/,v i U / W HEREAS, Experience has taught the m anufacturers o f lead and p ain ts that the use of w hite lead under proper conditions is not detrim ental to health ; therefore, be it R E SO L V E D , T hat the N a tion al P aint, Oil and V arnish A sso c ia tio n , in con v en tio n a t A tla n tic C ity.

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t September 25, 1930 n Harr Dr* Karl Wurth, Instltuta for tha Taehnioal Investigation of Paintara Matarais, Sehlabusoh, Mulheimerstr. 119, Germany. n Dear Doctor Wurth: Allow aa to thank you for tha raprint of your articla which you so kindly sent ma raoantly.

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ISSUE: DISEASE SURVEILLANCE AND PRIVACY The Question Is there an inherent tension between disease surveillance and privacy?

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