Little pertinent material on children.

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Kehoe: Many thanks for your very kind letter of March 15.

LEAD POISONING IN CHILDREN; DIAGNOSTIC CRITERIA U.

Kehoe.

Julian Chisolm, Professor of Pediatrics, Johns Hopkins University Kedical School, Baltimore, Kd.

Childrens' Hosp., 3, 105 (19^7)1.

These "situations", as described by Kehoe included studies of children who had "sucked the paint from toys and beds and similar objects inside the house."

Kehoe, began publishing studies on lead absorption and excre tion.

Kehoe In Cincinnati and to Dr.