You have indicated your desire to evaluate a potentially hazardous exposure to lead and Dr.
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the Ccanlttse further recceaende that laeestlfatlco be rads of the poeslbllltp of subalttlng these organic lead ca^ounds for routlae coooer octlvltp teste to laboratories such as 0loan-lettering or the Rational Cancer Institute.
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Joseph Lead Ccagnay Ansrlcsn feslting and RZflnlng Oo.
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It is entitled, "Lead in Hair of Children with phronic Lead Poisoning," and it appeared in the New England Journal of Medicine, 276:949, 127 April, 1967).
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They claim that this has been done on medical advice to oounteruct the dryness of the throat caused by inhaling ftanes or' leaded g-iodines and paints #e have consulted cur own medical adviser and the Chief Inspector of Fnctcries, fhey explained that about twenty years a ago it as thou, ht that milk acted as a solvent for axqr lead '- ' imbibed by painters; this was subsequently discounted by the medical profession, but many firms continued to issue mil** -ill.' -* partly because it is al ays difficult to withdraw a free imam# anC partly in the interest of general health and higher productivity Hence the demand by painters elsewhere fbr similar trectnwrtb ; -r i - ; We feel that tike criterion should he whether ndLlk Is , accessary to ounter possible ill effects on the health at the individual resulting from his particular7Job* we issue task s # cleaners, for instance, with milk and bread, am the basis of specific medical advice.
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As I suggested to you in an earlier letter, the answer to this is net the elimination of lead-containing glazes.
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# LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, -INC. 292 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10017...
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Extra lead time is re quired, only t" plywood is stocked.
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To me, that remains the classic so far as lead poisoning in cattle is concerned.
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Wait* lational Lead Co.
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aok Ahead with Lead is r o o o ^ A/ -XJ-z 2. 74 /i?
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March IS, 1966 gggg tt* To Meatera o>f the Lead Industries tnocliUca. lac. i Attached la the first of a acrlaa of promotion plaeaa per taining to the Lead Matrix ihich arc belr* aallad tqr our fila distributer, Sterling Mortea, Zoo.
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# LEAD INDUSTRIES ASSOCIATION, -INC. 292 Madison Avenue New York, New York 10017...
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Accordingly, the concentration of lead in the blood remains low - often essentially unchanged - in tetraethyllead poisoning - even fatal intoxication although the lead in the urine is often remarkably high.
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F um es of lead, lead alloys, cadmium and beryllium arc extrem ely toxic and com plete respir atory protection must be provided for the operator and ot
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