POISONOUS IF EATEN. 00 NOT USE INSIDE APART MENTS OR HOMES, ON OUTSIDE SURFACES WITHIN THE REACH OF CHILDREN, OR ON TOYS, FURNITURE, OR OTHER OBJECTS THAT MIGHT BE CHY<EC BY ' CHILDREN, ALL SUCH USES ARE PUNISHABLE BY LAW."

CDC recom mends that all children be screened for lead poisoning.

CDC recom mends that all children be screened for lead poisoning.

, suffering from the effect of lead poisoning.

Children from low SES minority families are con- sidered to be at risk for lead poisoning.

Hoffman, for making the Lead Industries Associa tion custodian of its valuable records on lead poisoning.

Hoffman, for making the Lead Industries Associa tion custodian of its valuable records on lead poisoning.

Emphasis placed nowadays on detecting evidence excessive exposure to lead, not on seeking symptoms lead poisoning.

ALA and Organic Lead----- Robinson 4 lead.

Lead poisoning continues to be a serious, troublesome subject to our industry.

S< Lead 2-ethylhexoate (also called lead 2-ethylhexanoate, lead <* -ethyleaproate, or lead "octoate*') is the lead salt of 2-ethylhexoie acid# (Its structural formula istPb (ooC-CH-CHg-CHg-CHg-CH^) $ this was given C2,,HtJ?

It is possible that studies or evaluations of the toxicity and hazards of lead salts of fatty acids (i*e* lead soaps) have already been made* With respect to the latter, I have found a reference in "Chemical Abstracts" which may be relevant* - Walter Meyer _ pp l y > h U ^ O ) IXbst* Health hazardns involved in the manufacture and use of the resinates* naphthenates, etc** of Pb, rEan*, wCo,* Z<*uu*, etwc,, are reviewed with special attention to prophylactic methods) It is quite likely that there are other papers in th voluminous literature on industrial lead poisoning and hazards which refer specifically to lead soaps, but "Chemical Abstracts" is not very informative on this point* some of those dealing with lead poisoning and hazards in the paint and varnish industry might be relevant * 77 '- v - 'S:k;-,.Xn. an article by E*P* Lang and F*M, Kunze (JMnd.Hvg* Toxicol, vol.^0, pp 256-9' (19^8), it is stated that skin (in -A -a rats) is more permeable to lead acetate (in aqueous solution) -;r-" J?

Indeed, the 1974 Shoshone County field study survey revealed children with blood lead levels in excess of 40 ug/dl of whole blood, but still no symptomatic cases of acute or chronic lead poisoning were found.

Indeed, the 1974 Shoshone County field study survey revealed children with blood lead levels in excess of 40 ug/dl of whole blood, but still no symptomatic cases of acute or chronic lead poisoning were found.

B.L. poisoning ore need not worry usually chant lead stored in the skeleton sines it is practically invariably an scute poisoning doe to rapid absorption of a considerable amount of 1?