Hoag reported that they had lead poisoning.

With reference to your recent article in the B.M.J. 0n Tetraethyl lead poisoning I think this patient is your number 3 and 1 thought you would like to know about. him for contrary to your general experience of these patients he does not seem to have made a complete recovery.

Sine a Sill and Kncwltoe vill have at leaat a preliminary report on their task of ferreting out literature on childhood lead poisoning by May 15, I think that ve should give some thought to having a meeting shortly thereafter to review what they have found and also to obtain your thoughts on vhst ve should do about the points raised by Dr.

I am aware of the features of lead poisoning which you point out, and it was no thought of mine that he had systemic plumbisa from having been in contact with gasoline.

Georgs aexdaa regarding tba Load Confarsasa sponsored by tha CeoBlttoa for the Ptolnatloo of Load is the District of Gslnabia. laelMMd srs ssnplcs of literature oa padlatrie load poisoning and Lead la Glaaas for Art Potter* sad Hobbyists, hUh os aoold ba pleased to sake available to tha attaodaas of tha Coafarasea.

REDUCTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EXPOSURE TO LEAD POISONING Meeting of 26 May 1969 . .

I will inform you now, however, that the Lead Stearate will be used only in paste form so that it appears to us offhand as though there is no danger from lead poison ing through dust or particles being in the air by the workers but the hazard is rather one of contacts through the skin of the workers handling the paste, so that we believe that if the workers are properij^lijtg^te^^ttL^.oY.es, etc.

Sine a Hill and Knovltoe will have at least a preliminary report on their task of ferreting out literature on childhood lead poisoning by May 15, I think that we should give some thought to having a meeting shortly thereafter to review what they have found and also to obtain your thoughts on what we should do about the points raised by Dr.

Bulletin, "Occupational Lead Exposure and Lead Poisoning".

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My dear Sir William: Your letter of March 18 has just come, and I.feel.that I should let yon know further of the unforeseen circumstances- which h-ve arisen in our.laboratory. 7;e neve become .involved in a vary'large investigation of lead poisoning, financed j'liberally by an association of leUd producers in this. country.

Hoag reported- that they had lead poisoning.

Bulletin, "Occupational Lead Exposure and Lead Poisoning".

Will working continuously with this material expose the worker to danger of contracting lead or metal poisoning?

Kehoe: It was very kind of you indeed to look up the statistics on lead poisoning.