Chisolm is expected to test ify about lead.
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Schwartz is right to raise the issue of attenuation of the lead coefficient due to measurement errors in lead blood determinations.
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ASSOCIATED LEAD, INC., et al
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In this study, a worker with lead at a lead and zinc processing unit for 1 to 3 elevated blood lead levels was given oral zinc sup years (mean 1 year).
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Computing blood lead-air lead slopes at higher blood lead levels is not of interest because we want to know what effect air lead has on the blood lead of normal populations.
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No excuse for high blood leads is accepted. 1975 average blood leads: (m) Carite (f) Banasiak (po)Davis (bp)Calvin (f) Perz (g) E.
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No excuse for high blood leads is accepted. 1975 average blood leads: (m) Carite (f) Banasiak (po)Davis (bp)Calvin (f) Perz (g) E.
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Summary of blood lead coefficients (with approx s.e.'
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Results and Discussion: Lead and Antimony-Cadmium: Two weighmen in D/5637 were monitored for lead exposures during the weighing of S-2 (lead sulfate) and S-10 (lead stearate).
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Excerpts from OSHA on medical requirements on Asbestos, Lead and a summary by a medical testing company that will bring a unit into the plant and test the workers. 3.
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Phase one required removal of employees having blood-lead levels at or above 80 micrograms of lead per 100 grams of whole blood (80 pg/lOOg) and allowed return when blood-lead levels decline to 60 micrograms of lead per 100 grams of whole blood (60 pg/lOOg).
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