Lead poisoning is bad.

Despite the fact that the conference was devoted to industrial poisoning, its proceedings are sprinkled with references to childhood lead poisoning.

Lead poisoning in children was recognized later in the U.S.

It is my understanding that you regard tetra ethyl lead poisoning as lead poisoning and that, in your opinion, there is no other substance in tetra ethyl lead other than the lead itself which pro duces poisoning.

It is my understanding that you regard tetra ethyl lead poisoning as lead poisoning and that, in your opinion, there is no other substance in tetra ethyl lead other than the lead itself which pro duces poisoning.

Month of admission to hospital of children with lead poisoning.

Peterson thought the symposium might treat of: (1) Tho occurrence of lead poisoning, (2) Tho diagiosis of lead poisoning, and (3) Management of lead poisoning oases.

44> (Fd-jU$) Safety and Health *** LEAD POISONING IN 1936 AND EARLIER YEARS By F rederick L.

Wiseman, of the Department of Iviedical and Surgical Research at Ohio State Univelrsity, appear to concur with me in these findings, I have collected a number of precedential instances grouped as follows: Lead poisoning From Apparently Insignificant Exposures Lead Poisoning and the Capillaries Lead Poisoning and the Nervous System Lead Poisoning and Gangrene I am enclosing two copies of each of the above memoranda herewith, with the suggestion that the originals be duly filed with the Commis sion.

April 3, 1940 Re; Treatment of Lead Poisoning Dear Ur.

Re; Treatment of Lead Poisoning Dear LIr.

INDUSTRY'S ROLE IN PREVENTING LEAD POISONING Donald R.

The assump tion of a greater incidence of lead poisoning than reported is further borne out by special physical exami nations of those engaged in hazardous lead work.

>t , U~ f* %>** * ^ * r .-4[& } S iftSiiBSsiili A^iSt >~& V t' N36960 Ha&swi _____ LEAD POISONING IffPifl The Report of the Committee on Lead Poisoning has not yet been reviewed by the Committee on Research and Stand ards of the American Public Health Associa tion.

Peterson thought the symposium might treat of: (1) Tho occurrence of lead poisoning, (2) Tho diagnosis of lead poisoning, and (3) Management of lead poisoning oases.