Our industry has long supported and provided leadership for action designed to eliminate the threat of lead poisoning to children.

On the other hand, there was no proof that he did not have lead poisoning.

These have grown out of our exten sive work on industrial lead poisoning, its diagnosis and prevention.

Director DECEMBER, 1924 No. 6 A WORD ABOUT TETRAETHYL LEAD POISONING Tetraethyl lead poisoning recently has attracted so much public attention that it is most important that this type of acute poisoning should be differentiated clearly by symptoms from ordinary chronic lead poisoning The symptoms are absolutely different.

to lead poisoning among Queensland children ami pain, bleeding and haemorrhage.

There was no `wrist drop,' none of the symptoms of the wellknown industrial lead poisoning.

Bnfcty Bulletin No. 32 ABSTRACTS OF RECENT LITERATURE ON LEAD POISONING E1 OCCUPATIONAL DISEASES.

S5A7FETY' CONFIDENT IAL NOT FOR PUBLICATION OCCUPATIONAL LEAD POISONING BY Wm.

Ire there many cases of lead poisoning of those persons ?

He has had considerable experience withxgtra Lead poisoning.

" , r''h next entry is by the same consultant under the title of "Turpentine poisoning." -3 he describes the symptoms of such poisoning, they seem to conform remarkably to the symptoms of lead poisoning.

Virtually all of this lead, in fresh blood, is in (or perhaps on the surface of) the erythrocytes, (It is to be remembered that this industry is the source of a fair proportion of our cases of lead poisoning.)

(It is to be remembered that this industry is the source of a fair proportion of our cases of lead poisoning.)

If, on the other hand, you are trying to get at a diagnostic description of lead poisoning ?

The issue is, doss lead poisoning result from 1.