TEL usage and production are Increasing, although problems are being reported end experienced from poisoning* In cxvnufacturlmg plants.

Hlttnacht* A little while ago our attention m s called to a case of alleged lead poisoning in Winnipeg* by Mr.

If we look very hard at our cases of lead poisoning that are clinically serious, they have had big doses of lead and/or long exposures.

It is a reasonable and almost certain conclusion that child contracted lead poisoning within his ovrn home from the toys or other sources, including surfaces painted with lead-containing paints.

Billick: As we discussed last Friday, ny Association is interested in working with you in helping to attack the problem of childhood lead poisoning which stems from chewing on old lead paint.

Chronic lead poisoning of the ordinary variety does not occur, even under the conditions of prolonged exposure cf low or moderate severity.

If we look very hard at our cases of lead poisoning that are clinically serious, they have had big doses of lead and/or long exposures.

It is obsolete in only one important respect, namely, in its manner of dealing with the specific therapy of lead poisoning.

Chronic lead poisoning of the ordinary variety does not occur, even under the conditions of prolonged exposure of low or moderate severity.

The question has been presented to our Division as to whether the dirt from the rear yard of the child1s home could possibly have caused the lead poisoning.

Billick: As we discussed last Friday, ny Association is interested in working with you in helping to attack the problem of childhood lead poisoning which stems from chewing on old lead paint.

#'k * 3~ mi natal raading of lead *wtt iwU also protrida a Uafc to sona of Uui widely publicized literature on load poisoning in Dtoteb %m41 aeatata oaa fad to rats (sr, a. a * Kehoa).

I t i s to be remembered rAic.% th is drug does not produce the c la s s ic a l syndrome o f lead poisoning Loeause the m ultiple eth yl radical i s a lso concorned in tho production o f to n ic symptoms and the syndrome i s , th erefo re, quite d iffe r e n t than what one would expect in white lead poisoning* fo r example.

Paint . . contains any lead i s poisonous and should be avoid ed .

Personally I should doubt very much whether this man has contracted Lead poisoning,I since his total exposure to Lead occurred while examining the pump, and he would, therefore, not come in direct contact with concentrated Fluid.